Sentence examples for because of critiques from inspiring English sources

Keynes's influence waned in the 1970s, partly as a result of problems that began to afflict the Anglo-American economies from the start of the decade and partly because of critiques from Milton Friedman and other economists who were pessimistic about the ability of governments to regulate the business cycle with fiscal policy.

Because of an awareness of critiques of functional foods in the literature, Weiner sometimes asked an explicit question towards the end of the interview about whether the participants saw the products as food or drug in order to encourage reflection on this issue.

Weyl (1918a) clearly recognized this when he said in response to Einstein's critique "because of the problematic behaviour of yardsticks and clocks I have in my book Space-Time-Matter restricted myself for the specific measurement of the \(g_{ik}\), exclusively to the observation of the arrival of light signals".

Because of these critiques, a paradigm shift in the measurement of quality of life has taken place.

It is strength because their lack of critique makes self-rating of symptoms and humiliations less meaningful.

NATO has disputed Trump's repeated claim that NATO created a new assistant secretary general for intelligence because of his critique.

The Rebel continues to attract readers today because of its critique of Western civilization, progress, and the modern world itself.

To which I responded, "You should be so lucky that that French wimp flees Brazil, because when he does I know full well that you and your family will buy his entire real-estate holdings for a whopping discount!" I meant it as a kind of critique--because therein lies the crux of the social and political problem here in Brazil.

That's a big red flag because in this line of critique, one aimed at a quarterback who once wore an "[Expletive] Trump" headband, interests other than football can also be a distraction to the team.

It is sanctioned by the state as an acceptable form of critique because Cubans see it as black music in a United States context, a musical setup that is inherently and necessarily subversive.

He goes on to say "it is scary because they have strange voices and they give a lot of critique.