Some critiques have argued that because anti-depressants can take up to three weeks to take effect, her prescription from Horder may not have been of any help.

A more recent critique argued that there is a lack of empirical research justifying the diagnostic statements that are given to the lay public.

The conservative critique along such lines argues that liberalism is morally bankrupt.

A critique of Yale University, the work argued that the school had strayed from its original educational mission.

The Lucas's critique went further and argued that a policy's impact is determined by how the policy alters the expectations of economic agents.

A Marxist critique of this perspective argues that racial differences are secondary to economic difference, and that white privilege is therefore secondary to class privilege.

This critique argues that CBA is unsuitable for maximum-performance tests of psychological attributes, especially intelligence.

However, several critiques argue that XYY individuals are not predisposed to aggression or violence, discrediting the theory as a plausible criminal defense.

The critique argues that the upper half of the red robe was clearly Veronese's work and only the bottom half was coarse, due to the past repair.

A critique of the Co-op published in May 2011 argued that it was no longer living up to key principles and was operationally 'dysfunctional'.