Sentence examples for critiques point from inspiring English sources

Many critiques point out that market transition theory ignores the fact that market and state are highly related.

These critiques point out important limitations in Waldinger's (2015) efforts to explain the constraints on transnationalism, but they also recognize the contribution of an approach that seeks to understand the variation in transnational practices.

Both critiques point out the glaring absence and need for evolutionary analyses in ENCODE studies.

Early commentaries and critiques pointed out the problem in the late 1990s, and efforts began to find a way to give the goose a rest in golden-egg production.

However, it is one the critique points for this app, because interaction relies on the more traditional metaphor of "clicking" instead of the more intuitive drag-and-drop.

Soon after, The Times of India latched on to this critique, pointing out that 699 murders had been committed during Mr. Yadav's first 45 days in office, as well as 263 rapes.

The most common critique points to the lack of theory behind school effectiveness studies.

Lindemann's critique points to radical and profound ways in which feminist appreciation of the diverse workings of mind can enlarge philosophical inquiry.

McGary's critique points to the generally fraught question of how justice is related to reconciliation, which is addressed further in section 4. It also highlights how significant the interpretation of a material transfer is in processes of reconciliation.

His disagreement rather takes the subtler and less assertive form of an immanent critique, pointing out that each thinker's existentialist philosophy ends up being inconsistent with its own starting point: "starting from a philosophy of the world's lack of meaning, it ends up by finding a meaning and depth in it" (MS, 42).

Although well-conducted, the study has two critique points in terms of evaluating how hypoxia affects skeletal muscle protein synthesis rate.