Sentence examples for made more critical from inspiring English sources

After he left the Presidency, however, he made more critical statements on the bombings.

The situation this autumn has been made more critical by a spike in the number of unaccompanied Afghan children, all of whom require an even greater level of care than adult asylum seekers.

Actually, the interest and attention that exist to the subjects of the supply chain have made more critical the importance of having an optimized supply chain system.

With no established occupational therapy practice, I will have to make more critical decisions.

"That makes more critical than ever the two important system capacity expansion projects," East Side Access and the Second Avenue subway projects.

Furthermore, rather than access the online library database, distance students are more likely to employ generic search engines in their research quests, making more critical the need for information literacy.

A second goal of tertiary triage is to make more critical care resources available.

He considers that in a social climate that offers little security, individuals are compelled to make more critical choices about their identity, which involves a growing preoccupation with risk evaluation.

"They made more big plays, more critical plays, and we didn't capitalize," Bears Coach Dick Jauron said.

In the distance learning course I teach, "Popular Culture in Modern America, 1950-Present," e-mail seems to embolden students to make more (and more critical) comments than in face-to-face instruction.

But by tenth grade, she worried that he was missing out on the opportunity to communicate and work with his peers, an important skill his autism diagnosis made even more critical.