It will be ever more critical not just to manage efficiently these vast quantities of electrical energy, but critically, to ensure things stay lit.
Investors need to think more critically than ever, says Ray Sclafani, founder of ClientWise, an executive coaching firm.
With the increasing limited availability of academic positions, scientists must evaluate their options more critically than ever before and consider options beyond the typical academic path.
The result is that consumers are looking more critically than ever at studies like this.
In fact, government at every level relies heavily on charities to provide critical services to the public (estimated at over one half trillion dollars).* With so much money involved in providing critical services to the public, the role of Charity Navigator as rating agency, information provider and watchdog is more critically important than ever.
I yearn for the day when I can expose my own children to the most exciting, and more critically, inspiring popular music ever recorded.
As we spend more and more of our lives staring at screens, the ability to critically examine visual culture becomes ever more vital.
"Touch ID is actually quite an elegant solution to an ever more significant problem: namely, the theft of mobile devices and, perhaps even more critically, the information stored on those devices," said Windsor Holden from the tech consultancy Juniper Research.
There were 17 survivors at first -- more critically injured patients than the burn unit had ever treated at once.
Has Mr Gilligan ever met or seen him?" Undoubtedly, the BBC covered the war more critically than the American networks did.
