Equally negative are attempts to bolster a social media following by paying for followers in bulk.
Ms Suleiman was equally negative about the idea.
One anti-abortion campaigner claimed women had varied responses to abortion, which were equally negative: There are two common reactions to abortions – either to have an abortion, deeply regret it and vow never to have another, or to have an abortion and feel numbed from emotion.
But the extremity of the initial reactions — which led to the film's being yanked from a single Manhattan theater after a week, shortened by an hour and rereleased the following year, to equally negative publicity — also meant that the conditions for a cult following were there from the start.
This one was offered to Citroen with equally negative results, although it did arouse the interest of the Milanese OM company, which acquired Fuscaldo's patents and appointed him technical director.
Gandhi irately called the offer "a post-dated cheque on a bank that was failing," and Nehru was equally negative and angry at Cripps for his readiness to give so much to the Muslims.
Those I've read by women were equally negative, but contain some basic human respect and don't stoop to insulting women's looks.
This approach by the tobacco companies had a devastating and long-lasting effect on public health from which we have still not recovered, and we believe that a similar approach to the impacts of gas drilling may have equally negative consequences".
There are a number of equally negative quotes about old age from other plays which, when taken out of context, seem to condemn all of us to equally horrific endings: "As they say, when the age is in, the wit is out" (Much Ado About Nothing), and the "bare ruin'd choirs... in me" he talks about in Sonnet 73.
After comparing environmental effects of non-modified to transgenic cotton, the researchers concluded that, while both types of crops had equally negative effects on arthropod populations, the G.M. cotton in fact had a higher end yield per each use of pesticide.
The mail campaign was reinforced by equally negative cable-TV ads.
