Sentence examples for bit of a negative from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes that has a little bit of a negative influence.

The Cannes win may have had a bit of a negative impact, however.

Would you call yourself a geek, and isn't that a bit of a negative term?

"I'd call the employment numbers today a little bit of a negative picture," Mr. Hyman said.

"Equities could go up or down based on history, although my guess is that Fed tightening is at least a bit of a negative for equities".

They had a little bit of a negative mindset going into that first Test – they were perhaps thinking about Brisbane and that Australia hadn't lost there for 27 years.

"But it's a little bit of a positive thing from a negative".

"This gets us out a little bit of that negative spiral we were in.

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A few selected posts: Mouth of the Mersey: "I don't mind a bit of negative play - parking the bus has an intellectual appeal and it was wonderful watching how Mourinho found a way to win the Big Cup again.

The group has faced down a bit of negative publicity lately, including reports of scabies and accusations of assaulting a police officer.