Sentence examples for the very critical from inspiring English sources

"Global warming itself fails to give the very critical features of specificity that make a forecast practical," he wrote.

So the — the very critical difference between the Japanese situation 15 years ago and the U.S. situation today is that Japan was in deflation.

Much of the time since a framework was agreed in Lausanne in April has been taken up adding language to the text to ensure that Iranian undertakings to reduce and convert its nuclear programme are made watertight, partly with an eye to the very critical scrutiny the deal will get in Congress.

Consequently it is the very critical situation for a decision maker to take a concrete decision.

In the specific case of Boetti's self-portrait, additional requirements arise from the very critical exhibit condition, which can enhance the degradation rate of the protective layers applied onto the surface.

Based on the combined results of tribological and surface analytical studies, we provided a mechanistic explanation for the very critical role of hydrogen on friction and wear of DLC films.

The morphology of the templates is very critical to the structural properties of the final products.

"It was a totally undeserved win for us," said Breitenreiter, and the usually very critical Stuttgart crowd seemed to agree.

Obviously, the situation with the European Union is very critical to the beef industry.

He added: "Since the western intervention in Libya in 2011, the Russians are very critical of the close ties between Qatar and the French political class.

The report was very critical of the Roman Catholic Church.