Sentence examples for ever more negative from inspiring English sources

As a result, the negative-sum game played by active investors has grown ever more negative.

But five years later public money is still pumping into its economy, with ever more negative consequences.

They realize, she said, that their handling of the schools is drawing ever more negative publicity, and they want those most affected to stay quiet -- not to mention away from the news cameras.

"On the back of the weary and ever more negative interpretations of my [interview with Xfm]," Smith wrote on the Cure's website, "I will try to explain a very simple chain of events as clearly and succinctly as I can, given … constraints like not wanting to name too many names or point too many fingers".

International opinion becomes ever more negative, which in turn reinforces Israel's isolation which in turn raises existential fears.

His greatest contribution is even more negative.

Lower prices also place ever more homeowners in negative-equity positions, generating new waves of foreclosures.

There are always those who say that politics is more negative than ever and that contemporary political consultants are more cynical and unrestrained than their predecessors.

Dailey said recruiting had become "more competitive, more ugly and more negative" than ever.

Nokia is already predicting a "seasonally weak" slow Q1 — with operating margins back to flat-to-negative estimates, and ever more competition from Android and Apple weighing upon it.

And with the saving rate of American households now negative, consumers there look ever more financially stretched.