Sentence examples for more critical it from inspiring English sources

"The more critical it got, the worse it was".

And although political reporting today is both softer and more critical, it has less effect on how the public regards the President than it did back in the days of balanced disinterestedness.

And while Christianity Today magazine was more critical, it nonetheless credited "Shadowmancer" for showing "something that some of the others do not -- characters relentlessly calling on God to shine his light into the shadows".

The Journal's editorial page was even more critical: it described the effort to defund Obamacare as a "Kamikaze mission" that could enable President Obama "to spend his final two years going out in a blaze of liberal glory".

The next time frame in Column B is more critical: it consists of the polls in the two weeks immediately after the challenging party's convention (but before the incumbent party's convention).

The greater the proportional change in ESV relative to the proportional change in the valuation coefficient, the more critical it is to use an accurate ecosystem value coefficient.

The violence has made emergency response even more critical, but it's also made it harder to provide medical attention where it's needed most.

"I Don't Remember" was lauded by some reviewers, who appreciated its energy, while other reviewers were more critical, dubbing it an "advertisement song".

David Edelstein of Slate was even more critical, saying, "It may or may not be the worst movie ever made, but it is one of the most unhinged".

"But there are others who are more critical of it than we are".

Sunnis and Kurds tend to be more open to an agreement, while some of the Shiite factions, which are closer to Iran, are more critical of it.