The phrase "deep negative" is not an established phrase in the English language and is therefore not considered grammatically correct.
However, it may be used to express an intense feeling of negativity, such as, "The news of the pandemic brought a deep negative feeling in the air."
"There are some very deep negative feelings about the chancellor from teachers," Ms. Weingarten said.
The woman told the Guardian on Wednesday that the abuse, and its exposure, formed "deep negative conditioning" in her.
Under vacuum condition, surface tension-induced capillary effects impose deep negative pressures on the liquid resin, leading to tensile stretching.
Bessie dipped into deep negative territory in 2008 and early 2009, but then it bounced back later in 2009.
David Brown, of New View Economics said: "Annual growth remains in deep negative territory pulled down by severe recession forces sweeping through the eurozone.
"Even if they do drop your loan payment, you can still be in deep negative equity, which is not an immediate crisis," said Adam J. Levitin, an associate professor at Georgetown University Law Center.
The eurozone countries could yet get a deeper negative rate after the European Central Bank meets next month.
A deeper negative branch and an increase of the inversion angle are observed for tholins composed of the largest grains.
Moreover, an increase of n and a decrease of k from a 1% to 10% CH4 ratio induce also a deeper negative branch.
Throughout 2017, the precious metal should be supported by even deeper negative real rates, which could fall to their lowest level in two years as inflation outpaces nominal interest rate increases, according to UBS.
Even though we get a deeper negative polarization branch than was observed, with the minimum ≤4%, it changes the sign at approximately 25°, and reaches the maximum values at about 25 30% at the phase angle around 95° that fits very well to the observational data.
