Meanings of devastating critique in English

The OECD rankings did indeed present a devastating critique of literacy standards in Ireland.

It was a devastating critique of traditional medical decision-making, and it had wide influence.

The Labour Court recommendation in the teachers' dispute represents a devastating critique of the ASTI.

It was literate, perceptive, multi-layered, and a devastating critique on the current state of the game.

He also delivered a devastating critique of white minority rule in the African state, now Zimbabwe.

Six months ago, Europe's leading human rights organisation published a devastating critique of the Irish prison system.

One of the authors of this devastating critique of Putinism was Michael A. McFaul, the new U.S. ambassador in Moscow.

Their views echo the arguments of a panel of high-profile establishment figures who published a devastating critique of the drug war last June.

An insider's guide to education Here's a peculiarity: the head of the IDA delivers a devastating critique of some aspects of our education system.

Labour leaped on the report, describing it as a devastating critique of George Osborne's lack of action during the past two years of coalition government.