The situation is fast becoming critical.

He became more and more famous as a critic.

He became ever more famous as a critic.

The process of reaching a decision must of necessity be a slow one.

The situation is becoming more critical, even if it is not as critical as Mr Martinez says.

an increasing lack of resources in an increasingly critical environmental and climate context

It's actually there is much more criticism than non criticism.

During the 90s, Soroush gradually became more critical of the political role played by the Iranian clergy.

The common programme for the medium term that we are proposing is therefore not just a matter of money.

But in the end, everyone has to become a better reader more skeptical and more curious.

The Grand Mufti has become increasingly critical of Twitter users recently.

In addition, the European consumer has become more critical and outspoken over the past decades.

I would, however, be more critical as concerns the results.

I take an even more critical line on what is said about transparency.

He became ever more famous as a critic.

Dear subscribers, there are over 250,000 of you now, a critical mass at a critical time.

This does not stop us levelling growing criticism at the United States' policy, which is becoming increasingly one sided and self righteous.

EYRAUD (S). (FR) Mr President, Mr Tolman has kindly cast doubt on the position of the Socialists as a whole in relation to a statement by the former Commissioner Mr Mansholt.

As the number of the participants gets higher and higher, Critical Mass is more and more supported also by foreigners.

Amira Khalil is more direct in her criticism and says

I share this criticism and I will return to this in more detail in a moment.

After all, this concerns our nation honor and we should be more critical.

Roger Fry, who had become England s greatest art critic, died in 1934.

Most critical, though, is the condition of local leadership.

A more critical analysis of the green paper would have been useful.

This criticism can no longer be levelled at us.

Indeed, for a long time a globalized media culture, one unable to inspire the capacity for critical thought or create elevated feelings, has been on the rise.

The contributor was even more critical of the move by the government

However, coordination which goes beyond what is necessary for the EMU deserves to be questioned.

The most critical problem in Colombia today is the internal armed conflict.

No, wait for criticism, ask for criticism, because only criticism will make your product stronger.

3.5 Larger firms have a greater critical mass of engineers and scientists and consequently they are well placed to send work off shore.

4.4 Larger firms have a greater critical mass of engineers and scientists and consequently they are well placed to send work off shore.

A number of aspects of the communication merit more critical examination.

Practical easing of restrictions in the interests of people, yes.

But a critical test is more than a shopping list.

What we miss, too, is a more thorough and critical analysis of the way in which the Cohesion Fund is fulfilling its objectives.

It needs to provide its university students with more flexible skills, more general training, and more encouragement to think critically and creatively.

The most critical part of a rebreather is the oxygen sensors.

As days passed, the situation became even more critical.

There are critical situations in the districts of these provinces.

So my art became slightly more critical.

The most critical part of a rebreather are the oxygen sensors.

We are not primarily criticizing, but giving well intentioned advice.

I am critical of a number of other points.