Sentence examples similar to less positively assessed from inspiring English sources

The letter, written in Spanish and translated independently by the Guardian, states that the women have all been refused bond despite having their claims for protection positively assessed during credible-fear interviews and some of their children being offered release.

All groups of exercises within the warm-up programme 'VolleyVeilig' were positively assessed by the volleyball players and coaches.

Patients through the analogical scale of results positively assessed acceptability of treatment.

Of the 68 positively assessed patients who consented, 54 were actually admitted.

Subjective well-being (SWB) has been described under three headings: hedonism (well-being increases when an individual experiences more pleasure and/or less pain), flourishing theories (well-being increases when an individual fulfils their nature as a human being, or 'flourishes') and life evaluation or life satisfaction (well-being increases when an individual positively assesses her life) [ 29].

According to Van Oorschot, we should expect immigrants to be seen as undeserving because "one can assume that migrants will tend to 'score' less positively, or more negatively, on all criteria usually apply when assessing a person's or a group's deservingness" (Van Oorschot 2005: 6).

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.

The results further indicate that the CCS options are evaluated less positively due to the comparison with other options.

There was a tendency for bumblebees to respond less positively to flower abundance and vegetation height than butterflies and moths.

Development of wild nature was evaluated less positively in a forested area than in more open, rural areas.