Oh, I wasn't deliberately being negative, I just don't think they've played particularly well.
"Ivy deliberately concealed negative facts it uncovered in its due diligence of Madoff in order to keep earning millions of dollars in fees.
A lawsuit filed in June by Eliot Spitzer, New York's attorney-general, alleged that GSK had deliberately suppressed negative results from four clinical trials of Paxil, an anti-depressant.
Theresa May has criticised her minister, Steve Baker, but said she would not sack the prominent Brexiter after he aired claims that civil servants had deliberately produced negative reports saying the economy would be damaged by Brexit to influence policy.
The authors refer to this sort of corporate-sponsored purposeful spread of disinformation as the "tobacco strategy," wherein a corporation deliberately obfuscates negative scientific results, much like the tobacco industry did in suppressing research into the detrimental effects of tobacco smoke on human health.
Despite the ethical obligation to accurately report the results of research in humans [6], some trial sponsors have deliberately withheld negative outcome information when publishing the findings of clinical trials, and when making the trial findings available to regulatory authorities [7] [9].
Since our emotions are so tied to those around us, caring freely for others helps deliberately eliminate negative emotions and create positive ones.
Did I ever make a deliberate mistake, did I ever deliberately transform a negative into a positive?
To compare living biomass with dead cell beads by image analysis, we initiated cell death deliberately induced as negative control in beads by exposure to 50% (w/v) Me2SO for 5, 10 and 15 mins at room temperature, which we have established, produces a controllable lethal insult.
