Sentence examples for got adverse from inspiring English sources

Every day I had to make some decision that got adverse publicity.

"It would be senseless to say there is not a day when someone hasn't got an adverse comment".

Some of the specialist firms charge a lot more – up to 10% or 15% in some cases, although, as Collins says, "The higher rates are likely to be for the more challenging cases – those who have probably got some adverse credit, but don't want to sacrifice their main mortgage rate".

"You get this adverse feedback loop where assets keep falling in value," Mr. Barbera said.

I think there is an unfortunate tendency to single out judges for criticism and try to find reasons to criticize the judge after you get an adverse result.

Everywhere people are watching carefully the development of these non-immune and less-immune adult populations to make sure we don't get any adverse consequences of that.

Asian-Americans were left to wonder, if only among themselves: Would Mr. McCain have gotten more adverse publicity if he had uttered a slur against blacks or Hispanics?

The F.D.A. requires drug manufacturers to pass on to the agency any reports they get of adverse reactions, and the agency can require special monitoring after a drug is on the market.

His involvement in the break-in should be treated as a "minor blemish", as it took place only after Mr Rowland had teasingly suggested that he, Mr Rowland, had "bought up the government" in order to get an adverse report from the department of trade and industry inquiry into Mr Fayed's takeover of Harrods.

"They're more restricted when you get into adverse weather," says ATA spokesman David Castelveter.

When they get an adverse ruling or a study comes back that doesn't support their hopes, you get a big oversized negative reaction.