Less positively for McClaren, Everton's Tim Howard made a solitary save – to keep out Gini Wijnaldum's header.
2. Less positively, The Times sometimes has played down the importance of other papers' reporting on this subject.
On staffing levels, though, where many have argued poor care is down to overwork and understaffing rather than nurses' values and behaviour, her views may resonate less positively.
While consumers rate current economic conditions less positively than they did last month, their outlook for the next six months had improved, she said.
Oodles of research demonstrates that women are evaluated less positively than identically qualified men when applying for stereotypically male jobs, such as leadership roles.
Less positively, however, he is seen to be less able to take the necessary tough decisions and, overall, is seen as a less effective leader than Cameron (and, indeed, Ed Miliband when we conducted this survey in 2012).
"While a lower pound is a boon for some exporting businesses, many others see the latest devaluation of sterling less positively, as they are unable to benefit from it," Marshall said.
Less positively, Fabricio Coloccini was, not for the first time, far from convincing, while Aleksander Mitrovic appears to be a young man potentially in need of Alan Pardew's old anger management counsellor.
Less positively, the recent comments of the departing CEO on the longer term prospects for China were unsettling, whilst of course the change at the helm will provide some caution in regards to continuity.
Eliot's classicism has been viewed by others less positively, as "a full-scale retreat from the present tense", in Michael Wood's insightful formulation, part and parcel of his reactionary conservatism, of which his antisemitism was also a symptom.
The results further indicate that the CCS options are evaluated less positively due to the comparison with other options.
