Sentence examples for a negative view on from inspiring English sources

We retain a negative view on Capita therefore and would use any recovery in the share price to exit the stock.

Media stocks were among the day's big losers, hit by a negative view on the sector's prospects from Morgan Stanley analysts.

He had a negative view on stock prices, for example, during much of the bull market of the 1990's, although he turned bullish in late 2002 just before the market hit its lows.

For example, in a 2009 survey that he co-authored, academic agricultural biologists expressed a negative view, on balance, of the effects of intellectual property rights on their access to biological research tools, and said this hindered progress in their discipline.

A senior trader at Goldman who worked closely with Mr. Tourre, he had a negative view on the housing market early on, and took a lead role in creating mortgage securities like Abacus that enabled Goldman and certain clients to place bets that proved profitable when the housing market collapsed.

She takes a negative view on cattle and hogs because of growing supplies.

"She had a negative view of Carlisle based on past experience," he said.

Pratt took a negative view of several songs on the album, describing "Off the Edge" as "unlovable", "The Blackest Crow" as "an unfocused mess", and the title track as having a radio-oriented sound, much to his dislike.

More voters also offered a negative view of Mr. Giuliani's record on education, which Mrs. Clinton has attacked at almost every opportunity.

These policies were often based on a negative view of both Amerindians and Africans.

Born in the Virgin Islands, the son of a Sephardic Jewish businessman, Pissarro, although regarded as a Jew by his colleagues, early on took a negative view of religion, including Judaism, as "inappropriate" for a modern, rational society.