Sentence examples for a distinctly negative effect from inspiring English sources

However, a continuation of higher oil prices could have a distinctly negative effect on prospects for global growth".

Growing up in the '60s and '70s, Florida developed a distinctly negative impression of Brooklyn.

There's a term for this in the medical literature — clinical inertia — a term with a distinctly negative connotation.

His presidency has introduced a distinctly negative tone toward Russia, amplified by a contentious espionage dispute and policy debates that seem headed toward a significant downgrading of relations.

The online tropes that stuck to Clinton were, on the whole, positive, while the moments associated with Trump had a distinctly negative cast.

So now, these bush league antics of his have really ended up casting me and my judgment in a distinctly negative light.

In this study, these relationships had a distinctly negative influence on the HCP's professional and psycho-social work environment when working in the patient's home.

Moving to a larger class had a negative effect.

"The softening economy is clearly also having a negative effect".

A cliff edge could have a sharp, negative effect.

But over time this has had a subtle, negative effect.