Sentence examples for making the negative from inspiring English sources

They are tasked with making the negative case against the United Kingdom, talking down our history, our country and our achievements.

My results may be explained by the positive interactions that Hispanic immigrants enjoy with Hispanic natives in large cities, perhaps because of enclaves, making the negative impact at the larger city-group level disappear.

But it's not possible to say from a simple observational study whether the brain activity is actually necessary to make such a judgment or whether making the negative judgment causes this region to become more active.

Dictating and only making the negative obvious may result in a negative action from your daughter.

This is achieved by making the negative area of the function greater than the positive area of the function, see Figure 5.

The specificity of the TUNEL staining of apoptotic cells was confirmed by making the negative and the positive control slides at every staining.

"It is very likely," Mr. Peter said, "that Ansel Adams made the negative and created the Brooks prints".

To make the negative mold of Golda's face, I surround my desk with photographs of her, and I get out my clay and make a guesstimate.

Because the remain campaign decided to make the negative argument – that leaving was a risk – and not to articulate any positive, principled case, the two great Eurosceptic myths about the betrayal of Britain remain unaddressed.

He adds that one of the worst things you can do is try to remove things after the fact, which can make the negative information spread further and faster – a phenomenon commonly known as the "Streisand effect".

The Onion, Memory, came out in 1978 and Raine remembers it being panned, "or more accurately, they said I had previously been over praised and so made the negative case.