Sentence examples for critical has been from inspiring English sources

Captain Lent is probably right, but trying to tell football anything even mildly nonreverential, much less critical, has been a losing cause for more than a century.

Changes in Relationship With Investment Banker Perhaps most critical has been a change in the relationship between a chief financial officer and his investment banker.

Most outspokenly critical has been Bhichai Rattakul, a Deputy Prime Minister and leader of the Democratic Party, which has a good chance of emerging with the most legislative seats.

Most critical has been Lawrence H. Summers — treasury secretary under President Bill Clinton and once a top adviser to President Barack Obama — who, in a series of blistering commentaries, has dismissed Hassett's analysis as wrong and justifying a giveaway to the rich, who own much corporate stock.

Even worse, it could be years before we truly know whether something critical has been taken.

Lack of adequate maternal and neonatal care at health facilities in time critical has been argued to be linked to deaths within the first day of life [ 42].

It says all "change programmes that are not absolutely business critical" have been halted.

State media have trumpeted his campaign messages, while outlets deemed too critical have been harassed or, in the case of the country's leading newspaper, The Post, shut down.

The most critical reason has been resources.

The novel's critical reception has been extraordinary.

Outside the glitzy building, the critical reaction has been favourable.