Sentence examples for is somewhat critical from inspiring English sources

"It is somewhat critical for Alcatel to rapidly expand focus into the CLEC markets because of speed-to-market," says Pascal G. Aguirre, vice president and general manager of GeoPartners Renaissance Strategy Consultants.

Looking back on the Chomsky-Chávez meeting, X of El Libertario is somewhat critical.

"I'm somewhat critical of my generation.

"The trial lawyers are somewhat critical to Gore," Ms. Krumholz said.

Mr. Rene, another of his sons and some neighbors were somewhat critical of the police response.

"I think if we had been somewhat critical early, we might not have got that later," Manuel said of Murphy's fielding.

Apparently much of the debate centers on Lil' B's "F*ck KD (Kevin Durant Diss)" a song that some have interpreted as being somewhat critical of Durant.

He told the Times that he was being punished because he opposed running a piece by the writer Paul Berman that was somewhat critical of the Sandinistas' human-rights record in Nicaragua.

Like many of the world's leading racers, Miller gave the course mostly high marks, though he was somewhat critical of the gate setup, which he said was too twisty near the top, slowing speeds.

Balakirev was somewhat critical of the results—as Tchaikovsky had in places followed his own instincts rather than Balakirev's suggestions yet he expressed cautious approval of the piece as a whole.

Though the Bitcoin Foundation's general counsel, Patrick Murck, was somewhat critical of the new guidelines, this move went a certain distance toward calming Bitcoin speculators and others who'd been worried that the government would take more drastic steps against the mining, transfer, and exchange of bitcoins.