Sentence examples for carries a negative from inspiring English sources
The rating carries a negative outlook.
"To a lot of people, Boo carries a negative connotation.
THE word "syndrome" usually carries a negative connotation and is most commonly associated with a disorder.
In this case, each nuclear decay produces a fast electron that carries a negative charge of one unit.
Yet the very word "lonely" carries a negative connotation, Professor Cacioppo said, signaling social weakness, or an inability to stand on one's own.
Free trade, especially in his Democratic Party but increasingly among Republicans as well, often carries a negative association, evoking notions of American jobs being shipped overseas to lower-wage nations and of unfair competition from countries like China or Japan.
The orientations of the TM helices are guided by the positive-inside rule (von Heijne, 1992), which dictates that the more positively-charged ends of TM helices remain on the intracellular side of the membrane, which carries a negative-inside electrostatic potential.
A corresponding adenoviral vector carrying a negative control amiRNA cassette (originating from pcDNA6.2-GW/EmGFP-miR-neg; Life Technologies Austria, Vienna, Austria) was constructed analogously.
At the end of 2009, it carried a negative balance of $20.9 billion.
"I think that landfills carry a negative connotation with them," Mr. McCain said.
