Sentence examples for Even negatively from inspiring English sources

The UK government target of 30% renewable electricity by 2020, combined with an inability to store renewable energy, means electricity will be free or even negatively priced at the windiest times of day – but then prices will rocket during times of peak demand if the wind isn't blowing hard enough or the sun is dimmed.

Reducing the test-suite improperly or excessively can even negatively affect fault-localization effectiveness.

In addition, when the management and technology of Chinese enterprises are less than adequate, merely increasing labour cost would even negatively affect global competitiveness.

For all screw groups, the measured holding power within the initial region is not highly or even negatively correlated with the experimental and numerical results within the final region.

Dear Sahar, A: Good research laboratories get so many cold requests for postdoctoral positions from trainees that the principal investigator (PI) often does not have time to respond, even negatively.

Improving on existing studies, however, we show specifically that each refereed journal article and each monograph increases a sociologist's chance for tenure by 10to15percentent, while other publications affect odds for tenure only marginally and in some cases even negatively.

The evenness of the split bodes even more negatively for the future.

This is because the pessimist dispositional tendency is to believe that negative events are likely to occur, and pessimists are even more negatively reactive when given such information [ 21].

No one is evil, no one deserves to be hit, or even judged negatively.

But this move also weakened the college, because the institution no longer conferred a terminal degree, as it had always done; it even became negatively defined as an "undergraduate school".

It's a way to explain the shape and the style of the music to readers or viewers who may not be familiar with it — to define it, even if negatively, in terms of a kind of jazz that is more widely known.