Sentence examples for critically enough from inspiring English sources
It turns out the real criticism was that he wasn't commenting on the society critically enough, wasn't representing popular culture with the necessary edge of scorn those of us raised in the 1960s and later understand how to do so well.
Nice!" — which embarrasses me a little, because they're just not looking critically enough to see the flaws.
Lawrence Lessig isn't really against transparency, of course: rather, his claim is that "we are not thinking critically enough about where and when transparency works, and where and when it may lead to confusion," and so on.
One important concern is whether the F.D.I.C. has enough clarity of thought and — most critically — enough political support to take the pre-emptive actions needed to make our biggest banks smaller and safer.
Some commentators have reacted positively to these courts, considering them an extension of the philosophy and logic of Therapeutic Jurisprudence, but others show concern that the discourse surrounding these specialty courts has not examined their process or outcomes critically enough.
If you didn't look closely ― or weren't thinking critically enough ― it's easy to understand why.
Thus, our study population may not be critically ill enough to obtain a benefit from intensive insulin therapy.
The most common conditions were pneumonia from aspiration of seawater or cellulitis from wounds, and such victims were not critically ill enough to require ICU admission.
The aims of this study were to evaluate the incidence and type of complications that can occur after trauma among patients critically ill enough to be admitted to the ICU and to determine the independent predictors of complications and mortality.
Kyle Arrington (seven interceptions) is the only reliable pass defender in the secondary, so Bill Belichick compensates by disguising coverage, getting as much pressure as possible with well-timed blitzes, and (critically) by generating enough offense to force opponents to play from behind on a long field.
As students, we cannot rightly expect that we will agree with every argument made by each professor we take classes from, but we should feel safe enough to critically evaluate our professors' arguments without fear of retribution (psychological or otherwise).
