Sentence examples for things became critical from inspiring English sources

Things became critical for the Wallabies at the scrum with prop Ben Alexander sin binned in the 24 minute and the penalty was kicked once against by Halfpenny  to establish a 19-3 advantage just as Israel Folau appeared to hurt his hamstring reaching for a long kick ahead by the Lions.

George Osborne's spending review has not solved the social care crisis; it is only a matter of time before things become critical.

"It became critical because all of these things that happen when I paint on people," Sahuquillo tells Creators.

But one thing they were not was husband and wife, a fact that became critical when Larsson died unexpectedly in 2004 at the age of 50.

By February 2015, shortages became critical.

The catalog sales now became critical.

"The interesting thing is just 12 months ago, the same company was on the edge of closing a deal with the Irish government and problems began to become widespread in Europe and particularly situations in Greece became critical," Noonan said.

Like Davis, Smith also became critical of Roosevelt.

It mattered, of course, because very quickly a number of critical things became apparent.

"So that's when things really started to become critical".

"By then things were starting to become critical in Timbuktu because the jihadi groups were becoming familiar with the population," he says.