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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'is in negative' is not correct and not usable in written English
Instead, you might say 'is negative' or use a phrase such as 'has a negative outcome.' For example, "The result of the experiment is negative, so the hypothesis was not supported."
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For the first time in four years, confidence is in negative territory.
It is estimated that around one in three households in the province is in negative equity.
One in four Dutch homebuyers is in negative equity as a result of falling property values.
It isn't that they don't care about African Americans, it's that they don't even think about them, unless it is in negative terms.
Ten-year gilt yields are below 1% for the first time and the two-year gilt yield is in negative territory, unprecedented for the UK.
On Boosbeck High Street Terry Agar says he hopes to buy the modern house he is currently renting for his family but the landlord is not in a position to sell because he is in negative equity.
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The best-studied role for DUSPs is in negative-feedback regulation of mitogen-activated kinase (MAPK) signaling cascades (reviewed by Lawan et al., 2012).
Now they're in negative equity".
There, one in 10 owner-occupiers are in negative equity.
Many will be in negative equity and face problems remortgaging.
Like many other homeowners, being in negative equity was not part of our plan this summer.
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