Sentence examples for more critical from from inspiring English sources

In the western part of the region, the changes in winter precipitation are likely to be more critical from the hydrological perspective.

The response to the op-ed was even more critical from science writers.

Beat is receiving more critical calls from people who have been unable to get help from the NHS.

I got more critical acclaim from that film than I did for any of the work that I did in my whole life.

This week's devaluation prompted more critical comments from Krugman, while, over at Bloomberg View, Justin Fox suggested that China might not have a master plan.

Going further, they could integrate art and technology to launch a social media campaign that raises awareness or advances the work of an environmental group that they choose to support (requiring more critical thinking from students to compare various causes).

Ottmar Edenhofer, a German economist who was one of those in overall charge of the report, gives the impression that he would have welcomed a more critical approach from his colleagues; but there is no mechanism by which the people in charge can force an author team to do more, or other, than it wants to.

He tends to be one of the more critical commentators from a user's perspective.

Liddell's claims have had a far more critical reception from scholars specialising in magic and witchcraft in British history.

In a Wednesday letter, Senate Minority Leader-elect Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y). said China's investments in U.S. industries, including film, deserve a more critical look from Washington regulators.

Diversity in the academic setting ensures better critical thinking and more rigorous learning because diverse individuals, even through their very presence, trigger more critical thinking from those in the majority.