Sentence examples for answering negatively from inspiring English sources

For each question, Gallup subtracts the percentage of people answering negatively from the percentage of people answering positively.

We also find an example of a power bounded operator quasisimilar to a unitary operator which is not similar to a contraction, thus answering negatively open questions raised by Kérchy and Cassier.

The under-skilled are those who report needing training, the over-skilled are those who report feeling capable of doing more demanding jobs and the well-matched are those answering negatively to both questions.

Also patients initially answering negatively regarding substance use were included if they tested positively for one or more substances in an on-site urine drug of abuse screening test and they then confirmed such substance use.

Strikingly, a positive response on a single general item from the SDQ (i.e., item 6, "had difficulties in any of the following areas: emotions, concentration, behavior, or being able to get along with other people") identifies a subset of children 3 to 4 times as likely as peers answering negatively, to exhibit all three of the examined adverse outcomes.

And on the basis of the medical reports which I quoted, I think this question should be answered negatively.

Conversations with those here who are most familiar with Judge McMil lan's orders suggest that both ques tions could be answered negatively by the Supreme Court.

The manager's question, "Will I be comfortable working with this person?" is a legitimate question, often answered negatively because of a lack of information and familiarity.

are far more likely to live alone, or in childless, cohabitating unions, than those who answer negatively". For the most secular cultures in the world, Longman predicts a temporary drop in absolute population as secular liberals die out and a concomitant cultural transformation as, "by a process similar to survival of the fittest," they are demographically replaced by religious conservatives.

Applying it for principal algebraic actions when n= 1, we show that H2(G,ZG) is torsion free as an abelian group when G has property (T) as a direct corollary of Sorin Popa's cocycle superrigidity theorem; we also use it (when n= 2) to answer, negatively, a question of Sorin Popa on the 2nd cohomology group of Bernoulli shift actions of property (T) groups.

More than half of the respondents answered negatively.