Sentence examples for more critical that from inspiring English sources

"There's nothing more critical that's facing our communities all the way up to the global scale.

This makes it even more critical that policymakers and activists have the information they need to make informed decisions.

"It has probably never been more critical that a transition from an administration, from one to the next, is as seamless as possible," said the White House's press secretary, Dana M. Perino.

Smith said: "Fuel poverty is getting worse as energy prices rise, making it all the more critical that the government must respond to the Hills review [a 2012 independent report on fuel poverty] as a matter of urgency".

As the possibility of war with Iran once again pervades the news media, members of the Iran Tribunal said it was even more critical that Iranians come together to address past abuses.

In the wake of Sept. 11, they said, it is even more critical that Long Island have a blueprint for responding to a potential disaster at the Millstone Power Station in Connecticut, 11 miles from the closest point in Suffolk County.

Other pros have been far more critical than that, ridiculing the long putter as a cheating broomstick.

This year's report on Bulgaria was more critical than that of 2010, which appeared to give the benefit of the doubt to government.

I was persuaded that no problem could be more critical than that of a decent survival of a humanity that threatened to destroy itself by exhausting and polluting its natural context".

Meanwhile, above all the brouhaha, Pale Male circles lazily, oblivious to the fact that his survival has become more critical than that of the homeless sprawled on the sidewalks beneath him.

Finally, we verify through multiple approaches that the comfort of pedestrian users is more critical than that of vehicle users.