Sentence examples for as extremely negative from inspiring English sources
Standard Chartered described Opec's decision to keep the production target unchanged as "extremely negative for oil prices for 2015" and has cut next year's Brent price forecast by $16 a barrel to $85.
All respondents experienced the situation as extremely negative, and in the case of a few respondents poor supervision lead to psychosomatic complaints such as a nervous breakdown.
Attitudes among community members towards those who experience mental illness were often described as extremely negative, involving a combination of denial and hatred.
Individual differences in the interpretation and personal meanings of traumatic events, which can be understood as extremely negative events, have been the focus of theoretical models of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) (e.g., Dollinger 1986; Ehlers and Clark 2000; Foa and Riggs 1993; Resick and Schnicke 1993; Taylor 1983).
I would argue that especially in this day and age an extremely negative reaction is just as valid as a positive reaction.
The feedback we have received from the community has been extremely negative as they feel that Mr Chishty has misunderstood the situation.
However, some sellers like whoever was behind that first eBay post I saw claim that their dolls are "evil" and "extremely negative" as a kind of sinister selling point, meaning there has to be a market out there for that kind of thing.
As Maria Maksakova told her fellow Russian MPs last month: "We are seeing extremely negative consequences as a result of this law, with the growth of hate crimes".
She told members of her party last month: "We are seeing extremely negative consequences as the result of this law with the growth of hate crimes".
Upon its release, it was met with an extremely negative reception as members protested their new 'auto-stalker', but it has slowly gained acceptance as users learned they could control which stories were sent to the News Feed.
Again, since the bullish figure was so extremely negative it acted as a contra-indicator; the markets have risen 13.4% since.
