Sentence examples for critical by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "critical by" is not a correct phrase
It does not make sense in standard written English. To give a critical assessment, you would say "critical of" or "critical about." Example: The reviewer was critical of her latest movie.
It was considered critical by lawmakers from the cotton states, including Texas, California and Alabama.
Critical, by contrast, concerns itself not with behind-the-scenes machinations, but with medicine's nuts and bolts.
Initiatives seen as critical by American officials and commanders have been among the most contested by their Afghan allies.
It is also developing a new medical drama with the working title Critical, by Jed Mercurio, who wrote the acclaimed but short-lived Bodies for BBC3.
The Friday issue of Science magazine has an essay that is similarly critical, by two respected academics with extensive knowledge of China's AIDS problem.
You can be critical by putting forward alternatives rather than spending all your energy whining about the alternatives you don't like".
Even more critical, by some measures, is the rising strength of the dollar, which increases the cost of American goods and makes them less competitive.
The situation this autumn has been made more critical by a spike in the number of unaccompanied Afghan children, all of whom require an even greater level of care than adult asylum seekers.
Such ties are considered critical by the Americans to deprive former Baathists and other adversaries of a broad base of support and to acquire intelligence on their whereabouts and plans.
Mr Anwar's latest sentencing came only a few days before he was due to be nominated as a candidate in a critical by-election for an assembly seat in Kajang in the state of Selangor, Malaysia's richest.
Letters to the editor are a potentially critical by-product of primary research that has the potential to advance the state of science.
