The timing was clearly critical.
Building new homes to high environmental standards is clearly critical.
In fact, the university's provost, Robert A. Brown, said, when course materials are already posted, "it pushes the faculty in the direction of 'How do I best use the contact hours so that people learn?' which is clearly critical".
But Bertie is also clearly critical of the way the armed forces are run and you have this strange paradox; he is getting more anti-war while Laurence is getting more pro-war".
Judge Holwell, who has since left the bench and entered private practice, found that the government acted with "reckless disregard for the truth" by not disclosing "clearly critical" information about the scope of the S.E.C. investigation.
Scientific and technical advances were clearly critical to the revolution, yet growth itself was largely driven by the slow transformation of society into a geography capable of applying old technologies at massive scale.
Two of these proteins, called ZP2 and ZP3, are sperm docking parts on the zona pellucida, the lustrously elaborate coat that surrounds the egg and controls passage into the egg's yolky interior, where its chromosomes reside; while the third protein, called oviductal glycoprotein, plays a still-mysterious but clearly critical role in fertilization.
"638 Ways to Kill Castro" is not an objective accounting: the ruggedly handsome Mr. Escalante, who kept Mr. Castro alive for so long, is its action hero, and its primary sources, including the former American diplomat Wayne Smith and the journalist Ann Louise Bardach, are clearly critical of America's treatment of Cuba.
The authors superbly deconstruct Thomas's multiple narratives of critical life-events — the accounts vary depending on his audience — and it says much for their intellectual integrity that though they are clearly critical of their subject, their presentation allows readers to make their own judgments.
This is clearly critical for Sonos.
The joint is clearly critical to load transfer and the avoidance of unintended failure modes.
