Sentence examples for longer critical from inspiring English sources
Ptolemy is no longer critical.
His father, Benny, is no longer critical.
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The plan also seems to reflect state officials' view that a bigger convention center is no longer critical to the city's economy.
We are approaching the end of the age of the Big Daddy coach because college is no longer critical to professional advancement.
This generally happens when resources shrink, when the adhocracy makes serious errors, or when conditions in the adhocracy's environment are regarded as either quiescent or no longer critical.
Perhaps his finest illustration of this is captured in Pale Fire, his stunning metafictional novel, which is both a poem (by VN's character, mild-mannered poet John Shade) and a much-longer critical commentary (by VN's character, the potentially deranged Charles Kinbote).
In an interview, Mr. Advani remained skeptical of General Musharraf, but he was no longer stridently critical of the Americans.
Headlines about the hundreds of thousands of older men and women whose care needs are no longer deemed "critical" enough to meet councils' tightening criteria.
Dr. William W. Fitzhugh, an Arctic archaeologist and editor of the book on the Smithsonian's Viking exhibition, said the map was no longer as critical in establishing pre-Columbian voyages to North America.
One of the most senior British climate officials told the Guardian that a legally binding deal, while desirable, was now no longer the critical thing: "What people seem to forget is that an agreement does not reduce one molecule of carbon dioxide – it's national policies that do that".
