Sentence examples for possibly more critical from inspiring English sources
If an independent commission is empaneled, the agencies would be back under heavy scrutiny, undergoing far more searching and possibly more critical examination that could threaten the reputations of senior officials from the Bush and Clinton administrations.
However, a subtler, but possibly more critical problem exists: the method of defining the population and the methods for collecting the data for the efficacy outcome parameters, including frequency, urgency, and urge incontinence.
We don't know their exact numbers, but they seem critical to this whole operation, and possibly more critical even than ISIS because they're the link between ISIS and the local Sunnis.
Nevertheless, the Berliner Ensemble, as his group was named, possibly commanded more critical and popular attention in the West, where his plays are still widely performed, than on its home ground.
But for those of us who are able, now, possibly more than ever, it is critical we talk about politics.
Meanwhile, those who are more critical of Qaboos have been nervous about sticking their necks out – though possibly, encouraged by events in other parts of the region, they are now losing that fear.
Thus, schizotypy itself can be sexually selected, possibly more strongly so in populations characterized by high levels of mating competition and short-term mating patterns, where displays of good genetic quality are more critical to successful courtship [20].
Possibly more than I am".
And possibly more to come.
And just possibly, more celebrities.
