Sentence examples for becoming negative from inspiring English sources

This result squares with that on tax rates: least skilled individuals' average tax rates fall (even becoming negative, so that least skilled individuals become subsidized), while the rest of individuals' average tax rates rise.

Yields fell, with those in Europe even becoming negative for bonds with two-year maturities.

In the new age of expensive, difficult-to-extract unconventionals, investment expenditures in production costs nearly match total revenues every year, and "net cash flow is becoming negative while debt keeps rising".

Consumption increased sharply and private saving declined, becoming negative.

This closure is caused by the pressure drop across the valve becoming negative.

And China is resisting that adjustment, in a way that actually is becoming negative for China.

At interview those subjects stated that symptoms did not interfere at all with daily routines, this way loosing the severity threshold and becoming "negatives" when facing the interviewer.

Similarly, increasing the degree of fragmentation of optimal habitat available to the prey was accompanied with a shift in the delayed density dependence, from strongly negative to gradually becoming less negative.

By contrast, the coefficients of direct density dependence were approximately equal in all populations, regardless of the degree of specialization in the predator (Table 2, Fig. 1a) Increasing the degree of fragmentation of optimal habitat available to the prey (Fig. 2), caused a shift in the delayed density dependence, b2, from being strongly negative to gradually becoming less negative.

The magnitude of the gene substitution effect is also reduced for protein % and fat %, becoming less negative with an increasing frequency of allele 1, but remaining negative.

So it comes as little surprise that a recent study released by the Arab American Institute found that American attitudes toward Muslims and Arabs are becoming more negative.