Sentence examples for has set a negative from inspiring English sources

Australia, the organisation says, has set a "negative worldwide precedent".

Entertainment industry awards shows are always self-referential, but this one may have set a new negative standard.

To go any lower, Draghi and his colleagues would have to set a negative rate, which would mean financial institutions that deposit money at the E.C.B. would get back less than they put in.

"The idea of an unaffiliated 'super PAC' exists only in the fevered imagination of Nino Scalia," he said, spitting out the nickname of Justice Antonin Scalia, who joined the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision, the 2010 ruling that has set off a torrent of spending on negative campaign ads.

Jung Chang, author of the acclaimed memoir "Wild Swans" and a co-author of the contentious biography "Mao: The Unknown Story," has set out to reverse such negative verdicts.

Still, a recent flurry of negative economic indicators has set the stage for a rocky year.

From what has been discussed, we set a negative benefit of forming a coalition with another MUE to prevent such event.

The old photographer had set the negatives aside to have the silver reclaimed from them, a common procedure that, of course, destroyed the negatives as part of the process.

Let's not set a negative slant on this.

We have set at zero the level corresponding to negative expenditure.

Notably, ANNE with the random training/test set had a negative SCI value suggesting that it mispredicted more frequently than it predicted correctly.