Sentence examples for rated critically from inspiring English sources

That's what happened to Trophy Wife, ABC's awfully titled, moderately rated, critically adored comedy about a blended family.

The series is both consistently highly rated and critically acclaimed – it has racked up 18 Primetime Emmy Awards since its 2009 debut.

Dunham has to date made no public comment about the Duggar family, whose highly rated but critically derided TLC reality show, about evangelical parents raising 19 children in Arkansas, is almost totally unrelated to Dunham's poorly rated but critically appreciated HBO show, about young women raising themselves as self-absorbed adults in New York.

Three classes of antibiotics rated as "critically important to human medicine" by the World Health Organisation – cephalosporins, fluoroquinolones and macrolides – have increased in use in the animal population by eightfold in the last decade.

The game received highly positive reviews from critics, eventually becoming the highest critically rated title on Xbox Live.

His McCarthy movies are all critically rated somewhat above those directed by Falcone.

So it is interesting that rather than using vintage pieces to create something bespoke, both are this-season catwalk fashion by small, critically rated labels.

In 83 cases (7.5%) PT nurses rated patients more critically with lower triage levels compared to the physicians.

Furthermore, many studies in the literature report the expansion of MSC using fetal bovine serum (FBS -supplemented medium, which has been critically rated by regulatory agencies.

At T1 patients were more familiar with the topic and rated themselves more critically.

DOI: 10.1038/sj/bjc/6600222 www.bjcancer.com © 2002 Cancer Research UK Cell growth and proliferation rates depend critically upon the rate of protein synthesis.