Sentence examples for specifically critical from inspiring English sources
Her speech to the legal center dwelt at some length on what she views as mistakes of the 1990's, and she was specifically critical of Mr. Clinton's approach to North Korea and to Iran.
He was also specifically critical of the Tory rebels for trying to "pick and choose" coalition policies, and accused Labour of "allowing short-term political opportunism to thwart long-term democratic change".
The president was specifically critical of intelligence agencies for misjudging how quickly the unrest in Tunisia would lead to the downfall of the country's authoritarian government, the officials said.
It is specifically critical of the cynicism and institutionalized racism that limits the portrayal of African-Americans on television to those stereotypes with which white television executives are familiar and comfortable -- with what they're used to seeing from the window of the Town Car while they're being driven to work.
This becomes specifically critical when the structure is under lateral loads such as wind and earthquake.
Specifically, Critical SR refers to an ongoing need to check and moderate the effects of actions by powerful stakeholder groups when these actions have adverse impacts (Author 2017).
Recently, drugs (inhibitors) specifically targeting critical components of signaling pathways known to be up-regulated in specific cancers have been used in the clinic.
Specifically, the critical issues in cities have to be dealt with through regional collaboration so that effective energy and environmental measures are implemented in both urban areas and the surrounding regions.
"Striking specifically these critical satellite dishes will reduce the regime's ability to oppress civilians while [preserving] television broadcast infrastructure that will be needed after the conflict," said a Nato statement.
Specifically, the critical induction signal is the day/night time duration.
Specifically, the critical value of Pm was found to be 1.
