Sentence examples for is actually negative from inspiring English sources

The rate of return on this "investment" is actually negative.

But the key, it seems to me, is actually negative thinking: looking for, and sometimes expecting, failure.

Add to that the pressure on land use to grow more corn, and some analysts say its impact in terms of global warming emissions is actually negative.

(By some measures, the correlation between economic performance in the first two years of a president's term and his election results is actually negative).

"Looking at the actual return on the costs of attending college, careful analyses suggest that the payoff from many college programs — as much as one in four — is actually negative.

Having studied 298 killings or arrests of leaders from 1945 through 2004, Ms. Jordan concluded that "the marginal utility for decapitation is actually negative," because martyrdom can actually rally the troops.

In others, it's actually negative (although also not to a statistically significant degree).

The main reason, he said, is that Fed officials know that short-term interest rates are still so far below normal -- adjusting for inflation, they are actually negative -- that they would eventually lead to rising prices if left unchanged.

Turning to the involvement of shareholders, he noted that the influence of many investors was actually negative in the run-up to the financial crisis as they pushed for higher leverage.

If the slow growth of the past year was above the long-term potential, as the rapid drop in unemployment suggests, it would seem to imply that the long-term potential was actually negative.

Moreover, despite years of warnings from the usual suspects about the dangers of deficits and debt, our government can borrow at incredibly low interest rates — interest rates on inflation-protected U.S. bonds are actually negative, so investors are paying our government to make use of their money.