Sentences with phrase «think valid criticism»

Based on all the data on the depths of the nation's education crisis — including the fact that three out of every 10 fourth - graders are functionally illiterate as well as how traditional policies and practices keep laggard teachers in classrooms — you would think valid criticism, internal and external, would be welcomed.

Not exact matches

A valid criticism made by Chinese businesses of their Western counterparts is that they sometimes appear hard - wired into thinking that everything they do is automatically superior to the local competition.

Though Mariz recognizes a great diversity among Pentecostal denominations, and admits that some of the criticisms are valid, she thinks that even neo-Pentecostals and autonomous Pentecostal groups often provide the poor with experiences and values that help them confront their daily problems and survive in a hostile neo-capitalist environment.

So while it is a valid criticism for new Christians to say that they «are not getting fed» by the church, it is not valid for those Christians who think they are mature to make the same complaint.

I think your criticisms are valid in the bigger picture, but I didn't necessarily think they were valid yesterday alone.

but even if your criticism of Ramsey's consistency was valid, what makes you think that's an area of his game that's incapable of improvement??

If you want to go beyond that and consider whether or not the criticism was valid in an ethical or moral sense, I think you should consider that this woman made a public demonstration designed to draw attention and then posted a photo of it on the internet along with her own opinions about formula being poison (clearly a criticism of anyone who feeds it to her baby).

But amid the valid criticism, there are language tropes and modes of thinking that many slip into without interrogation.

For example, I think Stuart's criticism is a more valid one of a system where the party has to hold a primary ballot, and where anybody at all can put in as a candidate, and anybody can choose to vote in it.

@user4012 I appreciate the sentiment, SJuan I think pointed out a pretty valid criticism (people actually do get punished before trial), and I haven't quite figured out if or how I should address that for this question.

But in THE TREE OF LIFE, I found that the non-linear approach detracted from the strongest parts of the movie, so I do think in this case that it's a valid criticism.

Do you think these criticisms are valid?

An essay can contain various elements such as literary criticism, valid arguments, political manifestos, daily observations, remembrances and even reflective thoughts.

However, as I had told Doug originally, I think his criticism of the OxCal and Calib calibration methods is actually valid: I just think that imperfect understanding rather than misconduct on the part of Bronk Ramsey (and of other radiocarbon calibration experts) is involved.

Anyway, I can not see anything in what you have said that makes me think there is a valid criticism of the distribution used.

So a) what I think is a valid criticism may or may not be in fact valid, but b) I do have a little less personal investment in all this.]

I think the core of your argument as I see it (the need for scientists to be less defensive, less circling of the wagons, more introspection, more communication and collaboration with «outsiders», taking criticism seriously, etc) is important and valid.

His criticisms are valid; I just don't think they mean you shouldn't use Dropbox.

Can you tell me what the downsides or criticism are that some have that you think might be valid for some people?