Examples of 'quite critical' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite critical"
quite critical: This phrase is used to describe a situation, decision, or person's opinion that is highly important, crucial, or severe. It can also imply a sense of being very judgmental, discerning, or finding flaws in something
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quite critical
This can be quite critical to your client.
His situation is still quite critical.
This is quite critical to hasten the process.
Negative people can be quite critical at times.
I was quite critical of this argument.
So you have to be quite critical.
Quite critical situation.
Of the city was quite critical yesterday.
Compliance and enforcement are priority issues and also quite critical.
Newspapers of the day were quite critical of this embryonic service.
The situation we are going to talk you about is quite critical.
I have found myself quite critical of some styles of work.
Chernobyl is no longer inhabited and radiation levels are still quite critical.
The person is quite critical and negative about life.
It is not uncommon for us to speak internally to ourselves in quite critical ways.
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I can be quite critical.
A quite critical requirement in a screening setting is a good enough sensitivity at a high specificity.
The goal of food registration is quite critical in everyday life.
I am quite critical of others.
Losing the data from your smartphone or tablet can be quite critical.
This is quite critical.
One family is loyal to the socialistic system while the other family is quite critical.
You are quite critical.
The impact that your web hosting provider has on your business is quite critical.
They are quite critical.
Then I am sure you will agree the situation has become quite critical.
It is quite critical in school.
And a range of comments from other people were quite critical about the process.
The situation is quite critical in towns and even more so in rural areas.
Windsor lost a plant as a result of this and Liberals were quite critical of the situation.
They are also quite critical and expect a lot from their partners.
Amnesty International was also quite critical of this move.
I used to be quite critical of myself and see the glass half empty.
He would even suggest that the acronym QCPR stood for Quite Critical Process for Results.
And they have been quite critical as well of the lack of participation from this.
Instead, our first year was quite critical.
You were quite critical of it but there was no response to the coverage gap.
We hear again and again that the Senate was quite critical of historic infrastructure spending.
Women are quite critical and even more severely than men assess performance of female parliamentarians.
Yöu are quite critical.
We are quite critical of the current policy of the EU regarding Iran.
The chronology of Kushan art is quite critical to the art history of the region.
It's quite critical to take part in faculty life.
Of course, the densities of the metal and the shapes are quite critical.
This generally proves quite critical since the encrypted data are sensitive and important data.
For long web pages, information flow and presentation is quite critical.
The situation became quite critical because the construction could not have been any longer postponed.
As is well known, the spatial requirements of motor vehicles are becoming quite critical.
Consumers are quite critical that serve ads on the Internet.
To accomplish these objectives, the early assembly of a catastrophic claims team is quite critical.
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