Sentence examples for stern critique from inspiring English sources
Today, David Cameron attempted such a speech, determined to leaven his stern critique of Gordon Brown's economic policies with "the vision thing".
However, last September, Mr Annan issued a stern critique of the notion of pre-emptive self-defence, saying it would lead to a breakdown in international order.
Neil Cavuto made headlines on Tuesday after issuing a stern critique of Donald Trump, calling out the president for scapegoating others when he should be blaming himself for distractions like Twitter feuds.
But his stern critiques of casino capitalism are leavened by a fundamental optimism about the future.
They are also Investing: Implicit in Stern's critique about the limited generosity of the rich is the idea that what they do with the funds they do not give to charity are reserved for their own, hedonistic pleasure.
The two critiques emphasize different but related aspects of the Stern Review's economic model.
In their critiques Nordhaus and others rightly observe that the Stern Review's case for sizable and urgent action rests crucially on the use of too low a rate of discount throughout its cost-benefit calculations of climate-change mitigation.
A sensitive person may reflect on a critique or stern email from their boss longer than most.
Recently two noted economists, William D. Nordhaus of Yale and Sir Partha Dasgupta of the University of Cambridge, have written critiques of the Stern report that try to solve this puzzle.
In contrast to its favorable critique of the China report, Human Rights Watch said the report on Russia was not stern enough.
