Whenever and as far as possible, try not to embed a clause in the middle of a sentence. It automatically sets up some degree of ambiguity or readability problems.
When faced with criticism, even [if] unfairly, you reflect and make improvements to avoid it in the future.
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There are any number of ways to tighten it up. Here are two:—
When facing even unfair criticism, you should reflect and make improvements to avoid it in the future.
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Even in the face of unfair criticism, try to reflect and make improvements to avoid it in future.
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