Sentence examples for ever negative from inspiring English sources
It has been repeatedly noted that trials originating from China are rarely, if ever, negative [ 22].
Indeed, thrilled by the bigger-than-ever negative cloud around the AKP's global image, the opposition was almost sure that the result would be yet another hung parliament, with AKP remaining below 276 seats.
Is there ever a negative response in the crowd?
But five years later public money is still pumping into its economy, with ever more negative consequences.
Ed Balls has condemned the former Labour spin doctor Damian McBride as "despicable" and denied that he himself had ever given negative briefings against colleagues while in government.
QUESTION FROM JCG: Have you ever received negative (or not so helpful) feedback to a draft in progress and if so, what's your technique to re-focus?
The only thing anybody ever has negative to say about me in the papers is maybe I want to win too much.
R.O.T.C. members interviewed at Harvard, M.I.T. and Yale said they rarely if ever heard negative comments around campus, and a few said they had experienced the opposite problem.
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.
He said: "There is a huge amount of prejudice in the House of Commons, as there is in the country as a whole, because you only ever hear negative press reports.
