Sentence examples for giving a negative from inspiring English sources

The credit reporting agency Moody's said on Wednesday that it had revised its financial outlook for colleges and universities, giving a negative grade to the entire field.

But still, could they exist, giving a negative answer to the Shafarevich question?

This is unfortunately not clear (at least to the author), because of a deep result by Toledo [354], giving a negative answer to another question posed by Serre.

Selectivity to iso-pentane was low at low conversion (giving a negative intercept upon extrapolation), but increased with conversion indicating that iso-pentane was mainly formed from other products.

Line 7 is to meet the constraint C3 and prevent overflow, by giving a negative weight in case the remaining empty space in a relay buffer is less than the possible maximum transmission size on a subchannel.

Millennials' top reasons cited for giving a "negative" rating were the high cost of college and the difficulty of getting a job after graduation.

"Dark" being a word used to give a negative connotation to people with critical thinking skills.

"Why do people want to give a negative impression of sports?" Halkia said then.

Employers can give a negative reference if they believe it to be fair and accurate.

After being given a negative response, they and other migrants started walking towards the fence.

In the mutant insects, glucose also causes a reaction in neurons that give a negative reaction.