Sentence examples for critical title from inspiring English sources

Yet despite the seemingly critical title, Mr. Shen's book is no nationalist tract like "China Is Unhappy," a 2009 book by five authors who accused the West of trying to keep China down.

It is one whose Education Department is working to erode critical Title IX guidance on campus sexual misconduct, and whose Justice Department is currently overseeing the re-segregation of American schools.

While he seems critical of Title II (over) regulation, he nonetheless sees a role for government in ensuring basic fairness in Internet access.

Sixty-five percent work in the ICU (12.7% are leaders, 19.5% daily routine, 86.4% on duty and 6.8% play all three functions), 6% have the specialist critical care title, 15.7% are associated with the Brazilian critical care society, 49.45% have medical residence in another area, 36.4% have other postgraduations.

"Nothing if Not Critical" was the title, taken from Iago, that, with mordant self-mockery, he used for a collection of his criticism.

And yet defense is still critical to a title: 34 of the N.B.A.'s 61 champions led the league in scoring differential, a defining defensive measurement.

Revealingly – and perhaps a reflection of King's acceptance into the pantheon of American heroes – subsequent editions have dropped the word "critical" from the title.

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.

Though it wasn't originally a critical success, the title track (penned by Brubeck's saxophone player Paul Desmond) became a huge hit.

The last iteration, 2011's Fight Night Champion, was hailed as a critical triumph, a title that pulled no punches – literally – when it came to its depiction of violence, blood and language.

Despite critical acclaim, the title did not perform well commercially; only 58,671 copies were sold by April 2000.