Sentence examples for fairly negative from inspiring English sources

I would expect that we're going to see a fairly negative response in a lot of the country towards this.

Whenever she showed it to a gallerist or collector later in life, she received a fairly negative response.

"We've been fairly negative on genomics stocks," said Stuart Weisbrod, a portfolio manager with the Merlin Biomed Group, a New York hedge fund.

The overall confidence index, which measures the balance of bosses who think business will pick up over those who expect it to worsen, was still fairly negative.

All this, along with a complete lack of progress on agreeing guidelines for the IAEA's investigation into Iran's alleged past weaponisation work, adds up to a fairly negative report.

This is usually cast in fairly negative terms by journalists and critics — you know, the big, bad money people forcing the poor people to hear focus-grouped music that all sounds the same.

And the result is a very substantial spike in prices with fairly substantial negative consequences to the economy.

About 40 percent owe 1 to 20 percent more than their home is worth, which is "fairly modest" negative equity, said Stan Humphries, Zillow's chief economist.

Comparisons across countries suggest a fairly strong, negative link between the level of inequality and the odds of advancement across the generations.

Adams wrote about it in 1983 in his book "Examples: The Making of 40 Photographs": "It is a fairly strong negative and looks like one that would be easy to print.

For the dilemma Warhol had faced, that of a soul twitching in rebellion against midcentury Bohemian Modernism, one that had arrived at its own fairly advanced "negative capability," wasn't so different from the difficulty punk rock faced, trying to set itself against the complacently hip edifice of Groovy Hippie Rock.