Sentence examples for be considered a negative from inspiring English sources
"This deal has to be considered a negative for BlackBerry".
"It has to be considered a negative that consumers burned through the cash from the tax rebates".
Q. Bilingualism used to be considered a negative thing — at least in the United States.
Mr. Figueroa, 35, and his colleagues will consider an applicant's grades, class rank and test scores, of course, and an SAT score below 1,400 would immediately be considered a negative.
If a college knows that a student intends to matriculate on a pay-as-you-go basis to avoid debt, will that be considered a negative in the admissions process?
The inability to utilize a fungal siderophore as source of iron nutrition by most of the rhizobial cultures isolated from pigeon pea, could be considered a negative fitness factor since hydroxamate siderophores are found in significant amounts in natural soils.
While colleagues of all political stripes remembered Mr. Hnatyshyn fondly, his loyalty to his party was considered a negative by some critics when he was appointed governor general.
The fact that Nazneen, who has an arranged marriage to a much older man, embarks on an affair with a much younger man was considered a negative portrayal by a predictable few.
Then again, being too fast and too much fun has never been considered a negative in this country.
