become critical

Examples (20)

• She became openly critical of the party's policy.
• His condition became critical overnight, and he was moved to intensive care.
• The public has become increasingly critical of the government's handling of the economy.
• Securing the next round of funding has become critical for the startup's survival.
• After the scandal, many shareholders became critical of the CEO's leadership.
• She became openly critical of the new management's policies.
• If the quality doesn't improve, customers will quickly become critical.
• Water conservation is expected to become critical as the drought worsens.
• He risks becoming critical of his children's efforts, which could discourage them.
• Over the years, he became increasingly critical of his own artistic work.
• Over the years, he became critical of his own early work as an artist.
• Public support will become critical in the final weeks of the election campaign.
• The media became critical of the new law almost immediately after it was announced.
• The shortage of microchips became critical for the entire automotive industry.
• It's easy to become critical from the sidelines when you're not involved in the decision-making.
• Why have you suddenly become so critical of everything I do?
• The fanbase might become critical of the new director if the sequel doesn't meet expectations.
• Maintaining server uptime becomes critical during the holiday shopping season.
• As he learned more, he became critical of the theories he once accepted without question.
• The food supply situation became critical for the refugees after the supply routes were cut off.