Sentence examples for a heavily negative from inspiring English sources

He's been running a heavily negative campaign from the beginning, and the late-game approach has only accentuated aspects of the White House's strategy (the focus on social issues, the quest for "shiny objects" — hey, bayonets! — to change the subject from the economy, etc).

At the box office, it had a poor opening, and later resulted in giving losses for the distributors, due to a heavily negative word-of-mouth.

In the lowest-yielding quintile (the years when real rates were most heavily negative), the market showed an average decline of 2.7% a year; in the highest-yielding, the market made an average gain of 7.4% (see chart).

At the moment, these death star projects have a mean active life of around a week, leading to a heavily NPV negative outlook, even assuming the advantages of slave labour and creative financing.

The Department of Homeland Security said current and past receipt of certain public benefits above thresholds would be considered "a heavily weighed negative factor" in granting green cards as well as temporary stays.

But Mrs. Clinton and her advisers should mainly blame themselves, because, as the political operatives say, they went heavily negative and ended up squandering a good part of what was once a 20-point lead.

"He's got a killer ad team and they've been going very heavily negative".

Critical notices were heavily negative.

The results of the test seem heavily negative.

Behind the scenes, the close margin had set off second-guessing and soul-searching among some of the aides, who privately questioned the heavily negative advertising efforts.

But one needs to remember that both consumer price and producer price inflation are heavily negative at the moment, that jobs are still being lost and banks are still going bust; 77 so far this year according to David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff.