The phrase "a tide of negative" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when describing a large, overwhelming wave of negative feelings, opinions, or reactions, but it needs to be followed by a noun to be fully effective.
Example: "The company faced a tide of negative feedback after the product launch."
Alternatives: "a wave of negativity" or "an influx of negative reactions".
But it appeared aimed in part at countering a tide of negative publicity over the proliferation of genetically altered crops.
Instead, Facebook seems to have gotten swept up in a tide of negative sentiment that its peers have managed to sidestep.
He had toyed with the idea of doing some kind of project there, but it took a 2013 outbreak, which sickened 63 of Noma's customers and unleashed a tide of negative media coverage, to make him pull the trigger.
The Labour leader will try to turn a tide of negative publicity about what critics see as his lacklustre performance by turning the spotlight to one of his big policy ideas.
We hope that the EMRC will be part of a wider process of voices and perspectives which are too often being ignored, or buried under a tide of negative portrayals of Muslim communities and Islam by vociferous sections of the media and populist politicians.
Toyota is swimming against a tide of negative news that consumer surveys and industry research indicate is damaging its vaunted image for building reliable and safe vehicles.
SeaWorld has been swimming against a strong tide of negative public opinion since the documentary Blackfish surfaced in 2013.
"In the context of an overwhelming tide of negative reporting about ongoing investigations, including a Congressional investigation that flatly accused her of insider trading, the alleged misstatements were immaterial as a matter of law," the 10-page brief contends.
But if there is anyone who can reverse the tide of negative publicity, it just might be Mr. Valentim, a genial and canny master of the art of persuasion, whose personal motto seems to be "nothing is impossible".
Najib had the opportunity to stem the tide of negative perceptions through his cabinet selections.
After holding near the unchanged mark for much of the session, stocks moved lower in the absence of positive news to turn the tide of negative sentiment.
