Sentence examples for it would be negative from inspiring English sources

Shinjo dismissed the question, saying it would be negative to think that way.

It would be negative for stocks, in his view, and positive for Treasuries.

"It could go either way, though there is no reason to suspect that it would be negative".

"It would be negative to lose Milan in a moment when Berlusconi is seen as losing popularity," he said.

Roughly 60percentt felt there would be an enduring impact, and just as many felt it would be negative as felt it would be positive.

His London pullisher, Carmen Callil, assumed that it would be negative The book turned out to be a hagiography, after Shawcross was wooed by Murdoch.

"I thought if the letter was negative to anyone, it'd be negative to Jews," the editor, Munawwar Mohsin, said by way of alibi, looking thoroughly woebegone and sitting in Peshawar's central jail.

He seemed to be admitting that his firm was engaged in a somewhat artificial process, that he knew it would eventually stop, and that when it did, there would be negative consequences.

The Health Ministry said that it was unlikely that there would be negative consequences for infants who were given the water, but that it should be avoided if possible and not be used to make infant formula.

And many economists disagree that the outcome for Britain's auto industry would be negative if it left the EU.

It would be mildly negative for the economy overall and hugely negative for the most disadvantaged workers.