Sentence examples for abolished negative from inspiring English sources

"So the argument that negative gearing is just about cops, nurses and teachers trying to 'get ahead' is just nonsense – as is all the stuff about 'what happened' when the Hawke government temporarily abolished negative gearing in 1985-87.

Mutant D838C showed the similar response to BmK IT2 as wild type DmNav1 (Fig. 2B), whereas the mutations of Glu896, Leu899 and Gly904 totally abolished negative shift of voltage-dependent activation induced by 2 µM BmK IT2 (ΔV1/2<2.0 mV, Δkm<1.0 mV, n = 7 or 8, Fig. 2C E, Table 2).

This mutation abolished negative feedback of gp130, resulting consistent activation of IL-11 downstream signaling pathway [ 20].

Greens: The Greens want to abolish negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount.

As Bowen said on Monday night: "I don't think either side of politics is going to abolish negative gearing tomorrow".

"At the same time, there is a very strong argument that if you were to abolish negative gearing, you would see a significant increase in rents.

On Monday night Hockey also used this excuse, suggesting: "If you abolish negative gearing on investment properties, there's a strong argument that rents would increase".

This was rather a u-turn on his statement in March on ABC's Q&A when he put forward the furphy that "if you abolish negative gearing on investment properties, there's a strong argument that rents would increase".

He concluded: "If you can see some evidence to say that you would not see any increase in rents if you abolish negative gearing there might be a more compelling case, but I don't see that".

On Monday night Hockey also used this excuse, suggesting: "If you abolish negative gearing on investment properties, there's a strong argument that rents would increase". He argued that when Bob Hawke actually did it in the 80s, there was "a surge in rents".

We hypothesise that Δ133p53 may interact with mutant p53, thereby abolishing negative effects of mutant p53.