Sentence examples for a negative evaluation from inspiring English sources

For example, in example (21), 'genre', as an element in the input test takers receive, is evaluated as 'essential', and if we replace 'essential' with 'useless', a negative evaluation, this will undermine the writer's effort to justify the importance of examining genre.

Without clear evidence of discrimination, it is difficult to win a suit based on a negative evaluation, she said.

Four days later, Mr. Horn said, he received a negative evaluation — after years of positive appraisals — and ultimately lost his flying certification and his post.

Something happens, in millions of humans each year, which changes a negative evaluation into a positive evaluation, like flipping a light switch.

Influential proxy adviser Glass Lewis is recommending Disney shareholders withhold their votes for Chairman George Mitchell at the company's upcoming annual meeting, partly because of revelations he hid a negative evaluation of Bob Iger during last year's CEO search.

She argues with a tourist, who writes up a negative evaluation report; she is fired and replaced by a younger woman who has had a cavewoman brow surgically implanted... Narrator notes her enthusiasm and wonders if he is pretending to eat small bugs off the ground at the correct rate.

A higher perceived relative vulnerability of their own child contracting the disease was related to a more positive evaluation of the vaccination campaign, while a lower perceived vulnerability did not result in a more negative evaluation.

For the ophthalmologist the fact that optometrists did not seem to learn during the project became an icon for their lack of a professional attitude, which in turn led to a more negative evaluation of the quality of pictures.

The appearance of breast tumours on MRI in BRCA-MC can, on a strictly morphological basis, be the cause for a false negative evaluation, as they present themselves more often as rounded lesions.

A higher perceived relative vulnerability of contracting the disease was related to a more positive evaluation of the vaccination campaign, whereas a lower perceived relative vulnerability was not related to a more negative evaluation.

This could imply that the involvement of nurses in innovation processes has been low and has therefore led to a mismatch between determinants and innovation strategy and consequently, to a rather negative evaluation of the introduction of new technologies by the nurse-users.