Sentence examples for increasing critical from inspiring English sources

In his last 13 years, Wright published seven books to decreasing sales and increasing critical disdain.

I believe there is an increasing critical mass of international voices, in Latin America and in Europe.

The Landscape of Love by Sally Beauman 384pp, Little, Brown, £14.99 Unashamedly romantic and readable, Sally Beauman's novels have provoked increasing critical acclaim and consternation.

It was acting that won out when he landed early TV roles in the likes of Fame, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air (as, of course, Ice Tray) and ER, while enjoying increasing critical stage acclaim in the likes of Grapes of Wrath, Cymbeline and Pulitzer winner Top Dog/Underdog; and, then, the films.

Within ecology, despite its early promise, island biogeography theory was coming under increasing critical experimental scrutiny during this period (Simberloff 1976).

The results show that the circumferentially-reinforced disk is more effective in increasing critical speed than the radially-reinforced disk.

Sincere Kirabo is a writer, social critic, and humanist activist who focuses on cultivating increased critical consciousness of social injustice.

Where British films are being made, standards appear to be rising, reflected by increased critical acclaim.

Its mission is to increase critical infrastructure resilience to all hazards.

Furthermore, a higher annealing temperature is expected to result in increased critical nucleus size.

Increasing connector diameter and decreasing the length between adjacent connectors can increase critical helical buckling loads.