Sentence examples for markedly negative from inspiring English sources
The public's assessment of the president's handling of both the economy and the war in Iraq was markedly negative.
Our addiction to consuming is a vicious one, and it's having a markedly negative impact on virtually every aspect of our lives.
Psychoanalytic theorists (Freudian psychologists) explain the genesis of the disorders in terms of markedly negative childhood experiences, such as abuse, that significantly alter the course of normal personality development.
The conclusions are as follows: (1) The wind coming from mountains dispelled aerosols while the sea breeze invigorated aerosols, and the upwind showed a markedly negative relevance with AOD.
Bernanke said in April that the spending cuts due to sequestration and other measures had a markedly negative impact on the economy.
Increased ventilation in the presence of obstructed airways is associated with markedly negative inspiratory pleural pressures.
Voter attitudes toward Rick A. Lazio have turned markedly more negative since June, with suburban women now moving solidly toward Hillary Rodham Clinton and many New Yorkers saying Mr. Lazio came across as harsh and inexperienced in his debate with Mrs. Clinton last week, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.
Money has been present in politics for a long time, but thanks to this Court there is a great deal more of it, and it is making elections uglier affairs; in 2014, ads produced by independent groups were markedly more negative than ads made by candidates who "approve this message".
The finding was even more outstanding, he said, when compared to the general election cycle of 2008, when the Republican nominee, John McCain, garnered markedly more negative coverage than Mr. Obama.
Basalt, RHC and their combination were able to increase markedly the negative charge of Oxisols as revealed by the decreases in pH0 and point zero net charge (PZNC) values.
First, men's reliance on women's affect and attractiveness showed a markedly strong negative association (r = −0.73), suggesting that men focus either on women's nonverbal affective cues or on women's attractiveness when judging their momentary sexual interest, but not on both.
