Sentence examples for critically too from inspiring English sources

Few housing associations are bailing out private developers by buying surplus stock because, even with price reductions, it is too expensive, has costly service charges and is – critically – too small.

Friends say he views the outside world critically, too; his 2007 work, Fairytale, in which he transported 1,001 compatriots to Germany, was not only about exposing participants to another way of life, but about challenging European perceptions of the Chinese.

The forms of support the migrant health workers attempt to give to their countries of origin need to be discussed critically, too.

They're suddenly critically credible too.

English's own releases on Room40 are critically lauded too, though mostly in Europe, Japan and America.

The label was critically acclaimed, too, winning the Swarovski Award for Menswear, from the Council of Fashion Designers of America, and a six-figure prize from L.V.M.H.

Paul Greenan, a 38-year-old Irishman in our group, was critically injured too; he lost a lot of blood, his pelvis was shattered, his arm smashed.

His brother Liam, 13, was critically injured too.

"Avatar" threw back to an earlier time when expensive mass entertainment could be smart and critically acclaimed too.

When we finally meet the wanted man, he's critically human too -- scared, dumb, always complaining that nothing goes right for him.

Providing critically ill patients too much glucose, for instance, can be problematic.