Sentence examples for highly critical issue from inspiring English sources

Achieving success in one's profession is a highly critical issue for the construction companies to survive in a competitive business environment.

What good is a security update if it can't make its way from a manufacturer to the device with a highly critical security issue?

The international condemnation did little to crack that unity, nor have the highly critical reports issued since the war by international organizations and human rights groups.

The highly critical report, issued by the department's inspector general and sent to Capitol Hill on Wednesday, concluded that Clinton created a security risk and violated transparency and disclosure policies.

The highly critical report, issued by the department's inspector general and sent to Capitol Hill on Wednesday, concluded that Clinton created a security risk and violated transparency and disclosure policies.

A review of Wagner's "Götterdämmerung" in the April issue was highly critical, and an essay in the May issue was scathing about the Met's direction.

It was therefore apparent to the trial judge that the investigator's report was highly relevant to the critical issue of credibility.

The Court held that under U.S. Supreme Court decisions in Lockett v. Ohio, 438 U.S. 586 (1978), Bell v. Ohio, 438 U.S. 637 (1978), and Green v. Georgia, 442 U.S. 95 (1979), the Eighth Amendment allows defendants to introduce any mitigation evidence that is "highly relevant to the critical issue," of sentencing, which would include Guzek's alibi testimony.

In June, Ofsted issued a highly critical verdict on the running of a number of the city's schools and declared five failing, placing them into special measures.

Both the Senate intelligence committee and the independent commission on the Sept. 11 attacks are expected to issue reports highly critical of the agency's performance.

Liberal National Party Child Safety Spokeswoman Ros Bates was highly critical, saying it contained "a number of unresolved issues as a result of being rushed through parliament".