Sentence examples for bit more critical from inspiring English sources

"The proposed publishing company could do with a bit more critical mass," says DeGroote.

Mr. Dzialo, who has been trained by palliative experts about such discussions, was a bit more critical.

Like Günter, whose mother is German, Christofi has a foreign parent too – his father is Cypriot – which, he explains, gave him something to compare British culture to, growing up: "Having one parent who doesn't come from here makes you a bit more critical of things that other people might take for granted, and it also slightly places you on the outside".

Why on the internet and only on the internet?" Since that libertarian rhetoric comes most forcefully from individuals who made billions of dollars on the strength of those freedoms in their 20s, I suggest, and from academics whose lucrative careers depend on it, perhaps we should all be a tiny bit more critical?

In the northeast, the default culture is a bit more critical.

The live camera feed is quite a bit more critical here for posed shots given the lack of a display on the camera — you can play around with the view and warp stuff around in fun ways.

Their car looks a bit more wind-critical than others, something I've experienced with some of my own cars in the past.

What's happened is you've reached a bit more of a critical mass here".

"I'd say it was a little bit more on the critical side than on the what-he-would-do said," Msaidhinsaidsaid.

In UWB systems, channel energy capture is crucial to maintain a good output SNR, whereas in most of the existing TEQ designs, except [7, 8, 18], channel delay spread or bit rate is more critical.

I think the more critical opinions are a bit unfair, especially considering that Zuckerberg only started learning Chinese a few years ago.