Sentence examples for more critically into from inspiring English sources

Due to the nature of this document, we were unable to delve more critically into the scope, design, functionality and results of the agent-based models presented here and therefore urge the reader to explore the articles relevant to them.

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 tall, muscular Orion Duckstein, performing Mr. Taylor's famed adagio solo for the first time in New York, looked marvelous in his white leotard but had problems holding his balances and, more critically, growing into them.

I think it is high time the debate shifted away from overworked and overstressed social workers into looking more critically at the system in which they have no choice but to operate.

That small window, Manson says, is why stellar pre-hospital care from the London Air Ambulance is vital and is perhaps the reason why more critically injured people make it into the hospital.

That small window, Manson says, is why stellar pre-hospital care from the London Air Ambulance is vital and is perhaps the reason why more critically injured people make it into hospital.

[Being] dark is a way into making your comedy more critically appreciated.

New England Revs may have been without Lee Nguyen and Jermaine Jones the next day but Portland went into this game perhaps even more critically wounded.

Good educators do far more than simply teach content ― they encourage students to think about the world more critically and instill their passion for their subjects into the minds of my generation.

More critically, the road also encouraged the transformation of Woodbridge's 21.4 square miles into a bedroom community.

With a window into the world of research, you will find yourself thinking more critically, accepting fewer assertions at face value and perhaps developing an emboldened sense of what you can accomplish.