Sentence examples for more critically when from inspiring English sources

Do we judge a white male writer more critically when he writes about a minority?

"What we have found is that there were significant failings in how the agencies were able to respond both as single agencies and, more critically, when working together.

Joel I. Klein, the former schools chancellor, began nudging principals several years ago to judge teachers more critically when deciding on tenure, and the percentage of denials slowly rose.

Studies (somewhere, Google it) show that we tend to think more critically about purchases when we use cash.

The authors suggested that mothers of children with diabetes may more critically remember occasions when they deviated from the breast-feeding recommendations of health care personnel (4).

Through the years, however, claims for substantial drag and noise reductions were made, only to be later refuted when the results were more critically examined.

"All they have shown, and all that can be shown, is that when you're thinking more critically you reject statements that otherwise you would endorse," Kahneman says.

However, there is less congruence when these findings are considered more critically.

We still don't know when exactly their product is coming or how much it will cost, but we more critically have no idea how much of the company's efforts will skew toward enterprise versus traditional consumers.

We need human intelligence to decide how and when to use machine intelligence, and the more sophisticated the uses we make of machine intelligence, the more critically we need human intelligence to ensure it's deployed sensibly and safely.

Now I look at things more critically.