Examples of using Critically in English and their translations into Slovak
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Critically reflective practice.
He calls upon the EU to critically.
Critically assess the situation.
The book was critically well received.
Critically endangered birds.
People also translate
Andrew Fletcher: It was very critically well acclaimed;
Critically reflective professional practice.
His previous films were critically as well as commerically successful.
Critically important is the need to relaunch private investment.
I had at last spoken openly and critically of the Communist Party.
Though critically well-received, it didn't sell well.
We could possibly haveexamined the position of NATO even more critically.”.
It is a critically endangered animal.
A Guinness World Record for" Current Most Critically Acclaimed Animated Series".
We were critically ill, not hopelessly bad.".
This issue is critically important for Slovakia.
Critically, this was a musical disaster owing to both performers' worn-out voices.
Washington's decision was critically received by the Turkish authorities.
The critically acclaimed White Knight Chronicles series comes to PSP for the very first time.
This point is critically important because time is short.
Thinking critically means naturally interacting with ideas and data.
I agree this is critically important, and he then added….
All the more critically you ought to have the capacity to apply that information.
Her recent books include the critically acclaimed Villa Air-Bel and Labyrinth of Desire.
Gate is a critically acclaimed visual novel that can be experienced time and time again.
Fortunately the process of critically reviewing scientific research becomes easier and faster with practice.
Flight at critically high airspeeds, including recognition of and recovery from spiral dives.
But most critically, Tyler is still out there.
If you think critically about a denomination, it does not make you anti-religion.
The species is critically endangered; in Slovakia there are only 10-15 breeding pairs.