Sentence examples for grows more critical from inspiring English sources

Thus, even while the Indian crisis grows more critical, a standoff continues.

As the world prepares for international climate talks in December and the United States readies for the 2016 presidential election, divestment only grows more critical.

The former top Saudi intelligence chief is known for his close relationships with U.S. officials and his ability to charm an American audience, even as the United States grows more critical of the Gulf state's dismal human rights record at home and high-casualty war in Yemen.

"It is a fact that the situation has grown more critical," he said.

The government said today that "insecurity in the government" was growing more critical every day.

The preseason calendar is shrinking, the tuneups growing more critical and ever more revealing.

He said that the pos ture of the bargaining grew more critical each day.

As college graduates enter the work force and experience their country's corruption and inefficiency, they often grow more critical.

The results are redefining the field of hydrology, which itself has grown more critical as climate change and population growth draw down the world's fresh water supplies.

With each trip, he has grown more critical of BP's response, channeling the increasing anger and desperation of coastal residents and politicians.

Evidently taking a cue from the generals, the bureaucracy — including the election commission — and the state news media grew more critical of the Brotherhood as the group grew more assertive.