Sentence examples for are particularly negative from inspiring English sources

Avoid spending the time before your exam surrounded by people (friends or otherwise) who are particularly negative or who stress you out.

"The polls are particularly negative for the Labour party, so it is unlikely that they will let the government fall because then they will lose the elections".

In Britain, views of the City are particularly negative with only 20% declaring themselves satisfied with bankers' behaviour and 78% unhappy after a year in which bonuses, derivatives and trading have become a subject of vitriolic popular discontent.

"These are particularly negative headlines, and the market took them as such," said Dan Greenhaus, the chief global strategist at BTIG. "Market participants are increasingly nervous about a Greek default and its effect on the already weak European bank sector".

Reactions to paedophiles are particularly negative, and social distance (Link et al. 1999) is high.

Republicans who say they consider themselves tea party supporters are particularly negative, disapproving of NSA surveillance by 68%to27%7%.

Younger consumers are said to be particularly negative about commercial messages, Mr. Gratton said.

In Italy, the right-leaning Il Giornale was particularly negative towards the migrants in a domestic context.

We believe that the focus on add-ons (ie ancillary income) and price comparison websites is particularly negative for Admiral.

That said, for all the debate about whether Mr. Bush has diminished himself by going negative so early, the Bush-Kerry matchup has not been particularly negative, at least not yet, by historical standards.

In his brief overview of cinematic representations of psychiatrists, Mr. Rafferty suggests that recent depictions of the profession have been particularly negative, reflecting an era in which repression is no longer in fashion.