Sentence examples for exceptionally negative from inspiring English sources

Ironically, this is actually an exceptionally negative statement about the strength of the American labour market.

At the same time, polls showed that the public regarded the campaign as exceptionally negative and blamed Mr. Bush for that more than Mr. Dukakis.

The 'Flip-Flop' The next election year promises to be exceptionally negative; the anxiety and anger of voters will make sure of that.

"The supporters were exceptionally negative after Livingston won in Paisley.

Such ground-state, neutral organic molecules are associated with exceptionally negative redox potentials, yet are soluble and tunable, and should therefore complement traditional heterogeneous metal-based reductants in that they can offer alternate reaction conditions (including the absence of metallic by-products) or unique selectivity.

In the context of these and other results, it would appear that amodal completion is a quite basic visual-perceptual function for visual animals [cf. [ 11]], although pigeons have exhibited exceptionally negative results[[ 7, 12- 16], but see [ 17, 18] for positive results in pigeons].

The A helices are under exceptionally strong negative selection compared to B helices.

Rather, this is to capture an exceptionally positive or negative interaction that should be conveyed to the Admissions Committee.

The chr2CNV10 CNV, as shown in Table S2, had an exceptionally high false negative rate, and we cannot rule out the possibility that a SNP beneath the MLPA probe might be responsible.

Today, he still reckons that rates will rise sooner rather than the market is expecting, and that government bonds on zero or negative yields represent exceptionally poor value.

Furthermore, the sign of the s-d exchange is inverted to negative owing to the exceptionally strong quantum confinement in our nanoribbons.