Sentence examples for becoming very critical from inspiring English sources

The microstructure property relationship of deformed parts has been becoming very critical, especially for aerospace components.

"The situation is becoming very critical and serious," says Huynh Tien Dung, World Wildlife Fund Vietnam's national policy co-ordinator.

"Some of our people are becoming very critical of our delay in holding a trial, because it involves a country which is always strongly demanding the protection of human rights," he said.

The dip in the east corresponds to a rise in the west, Robinson added, causing milder weather over the western US – along with dry conditions verging on drought "that's becoming very critical in the mountains".

As buildings with a high ceiling clearance are becoming increasingly common, making proper assessments of whether or not the ceiling sprinklers would actuate becomes very critical to designing adequate fire protection systems for such buildings.

It may lead into abortion or critical conditions like becoming very sick, and which we do not want mothers to live in that state.

I'm becoming very, very scared.

The situation is becoming very dangerous.

This is all becoming very real.

Telemedicine applications are becoming very popular.

It's becoming very difficult.