Sentence examples for critical appearance from inspiring English sources
The company's share price slumped by just under 9% on Monday as its chief executive, Nick Buckles, was preparing for Tuesday's critical appearance before MPs.
Given the White House's concern for portraying Mr. Bush as a strong leader, it's remarkable that this critical appearance is being structured in a way that is certain to provide fodder for late-night comedians, who enjoy depicting him as the docile puppet of his vice president.
On the threshold of a critical appearance before Congress, following the near Shiite meltdown of Babel two weeks ago, it's apparently 2003 all over again.
"I used to joke how I put the Fi into Feedback," she jokes about the show's many critical appearances on the Radio 4 listeners' response programme.
In state and county courts, an attorney is available at that critical first appearance to advocate for the release of jailed defendants and to advise those defendants on pleas when jail is a possible sentence.
For patients identified as acuity levels 1 or 2 based on the critical first appearance, vital signs are measured during treatment.
They pulled out of critical media appearances at the last minute, or else passed up media opportunities to make the case against Brexit; they removed pro-EU lines from speeches; they repeatedly diluted the official Labour position of support for in.
While the episode received mixed reviews from critics, Hawking's appearance garnered critical acclaim, and has since appeared in several lists of best guest appearances on The Simpsons.
Identification of the carriers that have one abnormal allele in the gene pair, but that are normal in clinical appearance, is critical because there are no physical clues to the presence of the disease in these animals; however, the mutation is transmitted to half of their progeny [ 11].
You can criticize his appearance, but you can't be critical of him as a race horse".
However, the frozen food retailer was also critical of her appearance on This Morning.
