Sentence examples for increasing critique from inspiring English sources

Exploring the language of abortion used in these different contexts, the article reveals changes in the gendering of abortionists, the increasing power and presence of abortion activists and other social reformers, the changing representation of working-class women and men, and the increasing critique of the practice of backstreet abortion.

Critics of the government, from the left and right, have accused Sarkozy of encouraging dangerous rhetoric which has seen the country's 5 million Muslims become the object of increasing critiques.

There may be other reasons for the increased critiquing of fact-based Oscar-nominated films.

Despite these potential benefits, when ICIs occur in low or middle income countries, they have been critiqued for increasing the burden on low and middle income country (LMIC) partners, and for creating harms when students or faculty have insufficient awareness of cultural norms in the host community [ 1, 4, 15].

"Sudden Replacement of Functioning Washing Machine with Non-Functional Coin-Operated Washing Machine," Late 2013 This piece serves as a critique of the increasing commercialization of the art world.

Understanding local politics is complicated when one is removed from the field, which brings us to the final fundamental critique on the increasing humanitarian reliance on technologies.

During Reagan's presidency, the man often viewed as his conservative prototype -- Barry Goldwater -- offered a stunning critique of the increasing role religion was playing in American politics.

But the beauty in the increasing visibility of comic feminist critiques in pop culture and politics is that they provide entry points into serious issues for the uninitiated.

The Qur'an – like The Outsider – is another text subject to critique, and Algeria's increasing religiosity is targeted for invective.

But despite its increasing popularity, drag remains a deeply political expression, a critique and interrogation of societal ideas about gender and identity.

Marcuse's critique of what he perceived as capitalism's increasing control of all aspects of social life enjoyed unexpected influence in the 1960s among the younger generation.