Sentence examples for much more critically from inspiring English sources
Public understanding of the law relating to consent is woefully lacking, and there is a persistent tendency to view women's behaviour much more critically than that of the men who commit even violent assaults.
And they say that everything from the history of the Holocaust to the tight geography of the Middle East demands that they assess the risk of missing the turn in Iran much more critically than Washington does.
In an informational interview, you are judged much more critically than in casual networking.
It didn't take long for me to start looking much more critically at all the business transactions in which I participate every day and wonder how VRM and the intention economy might change them.
"Now that the ASA have recognised that many of the claims made in this leaflet were misleading and were not capable of substantiation, we believe local people will realise that they need to look much more critically at the information put out in future by Cuadrilla".
As an accepted student, you are now in the driver's seat; you can look at a college much more critically and realistically.
The critical ingredient is educating departments about where and how health needs to involved, usually much earlier and more critically.
Perhaps because it was my first encounter with Bob Dylan, it intrigues me still in a way that other much more groundbreaking and critically lauded Dylan albums do not.
We are good at finding reasons to justify what we believe, but it is much more difficult to examine critically and sincerely our deepest beliefs.
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.
In addition, analysing osteoclast formation in vitro grown from peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) isolated from critically ill patients revealed an increase in circulating early osteoclast precursors and the formation of much more mature, resorptive osteoclasts from critically ill patient PBMCs [4].
