Sentence examples for more critically in from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Mandela is still revered in the West, his legacy is regarded more critically in South Africa, especially by some young black people.

Reductions in speed and, more critically, in speed variability between vehicles are considered an important factor to reduce crash risk in work zones.

All of this would be within earshot of the Queen and and Duke inside the gardens and, more critically, in front of the world's cameras.

"More critically in the cooler waters of the North Sea microbial action takes longer and so the oil remains harmful for longer as well".

John Adams turned Mao Zedong into a philosopher king in "Nixon in China" (1987), and Mao turned up again (though seen more critically) in Bright Sheng's "Madame Mao" (2003).

The newer Gedächtniskirche buildings were the work of Egon Eiermann, a German architect who was a generation younger than the well-known émigré Bauhaus masters Mies van der Rohe and Walter Gropius, who tried to reconcile the modernist idealism of their prewar teachers with the practical and poetical challenges of the postwar world — all the more critically in Cold War Berlin.

Thus, other initiation factors besides eIF4G might also be more critically involved in removing secondary structures in advance of the scanning PIC.

The patients were more critically ill in the PiCCO group than in the CVP group (median APACHE II score, 27 vs. 23, P = 0.033; and median ISS score, 14 vs. 13, P = 0.038).

We demonstrated that Sox6 is more critically needed in adult mice subjected to stress erythropoiesis than in mice under steady-state conditions of erythropoiesis.

In an informational interview, you are judged much more critically than in casual networking.

He added, more critically, For in our country everything is geared to growth.