Sentence examples for this becomes critical from inspiring English sources
For industrial steam turbines, this becomes critical since thermal casing distortion needs to be predicted reliably in the development process.
This becomes critical to a state in the midst of a jobless recovery, because redevelopment funds have opportunity costs, and we could be creating net new jobs instead.
This becomes critical when we look at some of the life outcomes for children with learning difficulties, compared with their peers: They will die at least 15 years earlier [pdf].
Also, your competence is evaluated by how much money you make and this becomes critical when you want to leverage your experience for a promotion or a new job.
This becomes critical when composition has to be exploited in complex and dynamic application domains, requiring frequent revision of providers (i.e., component services), changes in existing offered functionalities (i.e. component services behavior), and adjustment of business policies and objectives (i.e., composition requirements).
This becomes critical in the k-5 classrooms as, O'Brien et al. (2014) express, there is a limited number of k-5 teachers with a STEM specialization and "a lack of STEM subject matter expertise and experiences, coupled with high anxiety and low self-efficacy can lead to low teacher effectiveness and lack of interest in STEM subjects by k-5 students" (p. 280).
The remoteness of Dawson proved an ongoing problem for the supply of food and as the population grew to 5,000 in 1897 this became critical.
This issue becomes critical when the size of the cutting systems is reduced, since the relative size of these deviations increases.
This point becomes critical in nuclear engineering where the thermo-mechanical stability of a nuclear fuel element is a key factor determining fuel performance and safety.
Tackling this issue becomes critical given the increasingly variety of accidental and malicious faults (attacks) that may impact the behaviour exhibited by ad hoc routing protocols.
This impediment becomes critical when she is charmed by the lyrical correspondence of an African-Caribbean man, George Armstrong (the excellent Russell Hornsby), who was given her name by a member of her church who works alongside him digging the Panama Canal.
