Sentence examples for critical against from inspiring English sources
The phrase "critical against" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, although it is not a common phrase
It typically means to offer a critique or criticism of something or someone. Example: The newspaper published an editorial that was highly critical against the government's handling of the crisis.
The speed of the defense will be especially critical against the Patriots.
His 23-yard touchdown burst, also late in the fourth quarter, proved critical against the Vikings.
"And they have vastly superior resources, which are critical against these big corporations that have indicated they will fight and delay".
That allows Chavis to stuff the run with the safeties, something that will be critical against Trent Richardson and Alabama on Monday.
That decision should never be critical against a side like Bangladesh, who are clearly improving but who were battling away in alien conditions today, a moist May afternoon in England with heavy cloud cover.
Harry Mallinder is a promising distributor and has played well in Burrell's place but he does not have Burrell's experience or the defensive heft that will be critical against Saracens.
The important at-bat against Kendry Morales and maybe even the critical game against the Los Angeles Angels were drifting away from Andy Pettitte.
As a critical counterbalance against neutrophil elastase (NE) activity, elafin downregulation may compromise the epithelial barrier against tumor-promoting NE activity.
But there has been a critical backlash against their preoccupations.
He scrambled unyieldingly for a critical goal against Egypt.
But it was this spiritualising tendency that turned critical opinion against him.
