Sentence examples for a particularly negative from inspiring English sources

"During the Mahmoud Ahmadinejad years, Iran had a particularly negative image in Europe.

market, gave it a particularly negative reaction, prompting S. & P. to slow down its rollout.

In Wythenshawe Labour's decision to close a grammar school 50 years ago had had a particularly negative effect.

"This has had a particularly negative impact on the enjoyment of human rights by children and persons with disabilities".

The delay could prove costly for the Democrats, who waged a particularly negative campaign.

This is likely to have a particularly negative impact on plans to upgrade its railway links and oil pipelines – both of which could be vulnerable to future attack.

ICE's pre-dawn raids have a very particularly negative effect on women's mental and physical health.

Due to these emotional difficulties, a few with particularly negative experiences of accessing care even considered whether getting a diagnosis was worthwhile, because of the lack of subsequent support received (" I was very lucky to get a diagnosis, but the diagnosis really is not very helpful without appropriate support… it's disgraceful there just isn't a system" P2).

We find that the gap (a_{t}^-a_{t}^) between the probabilities of persistent, high growth and persistent, high decay provides a good metric for particularly negative (if the gap is negative) or positive shocks that perturb countries on their path to convergence.

One friend in particular, a co-worker, was particularly negative.

It would also help readers understand trial results, particularly negative ones: a study may prove to be negative just by a loss of power induced by an a priori underestimation of the ICC.