Sentence examples for under increasing critical from inspiring English sources

Within ecology, despite its early promise, island biogeography theory was coming under increasing critical experimental scrutiny during this period (Simberloff 1976).

Critical care units are under increasing pressure to account for the large cost of managing complex patients.

But under increasing pressure to react, it issued an uncharacteristically critical statement Monday concerning his numerous interviews.

However, the 34-year-old was not so critical about Alastair Cook, who found himself under increasing pressure as captain and batsman earlier this year following a miserable run which saw England lose seven of nine Tests.

The 34-year-old is far less critical of Cook, who found himself under increasing pressure as captain and batsman earlier this year following a miserable run which saw England lose seven of nine Tests.

As Mr. Karzai has come under increasing pressure to stanch corruption, the resignations came at a critical time for the country.

However, this external funding is often tapered at the most critical moment as countries approach elimination and are under increasing internal pressure to reallocate the national malaria budget to higher priority public health programs.

The shipments have persisted at a critical time for President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, who has come under increasing military pressure from rebel fighters.

As use of restraints is under increasing scrutiny because of potential increased morbidity and mortality, rapid and effective pharmacological management of severe agitation is critical [ 1].

The failure of a critical ally in the Muslim world to address the major concerns of Washington has put the relationship under increasing pressure.

Not all stirrups crossing the critical shear crack yield at ultimate shear strength, and Vc as well as Vs are not constant under increasing member deformation.