Sentence examples for masking negative from inspiring English sources

As noted in the chart above, OVER 100% of the GDP growth since 2007 has simply been more debt:  more stimulus, more bailouts, more ZIRP policies by our Central Banksters - all masking NEGATIVE real economic growth.  .

"If they are trying to escape from something or to mask negative feelings, that's already a red flag.

For instance, if first-generation interbreeding led to F1 hybrid females with heterosis, maternal heterosis might have masked negative fitness effects in their F2 hybrid offspring (Tave et al. 1990; Falconer and MacKay 1996).

It added: "Low interest rates are hiding the risk to consumers, making consumer debt appear more affordable on the surface, but masking potentially negative long-term consequences".

This process involves condensing the DNA to facilitate endocytosis, masking the negative charge of the DNA and protecting it from degradation by nucleases.

While positive emotions are more easily expressed openly, intense negative emotions such as anger or disappointment for example, are often hidden, as shown in Gates's study (2000), in which higher education teachers reported masking such negative emotions, leading to their perception of being "role-players", and producing a discrepancy between experienced emotions and expressed emotions.

Rather than showing negative emotions, teachers reported using humour or other emotion-regulation strategies to mask their negative feelings.

I sucked in my stomach and offered my best nigawarai, a "bitter smile" used to mask a negative reaction while you consider your options.

To mask the negative effects of the state's toxic business climate, politicians had to resort to sweetening the deal using handouts.

A null effect may mask a negative effect in one subgroup offset by a positive effect in another subgroup.

Binding of JAKs to these receptors seems to mask a negative regulatory signal, possibly an ER retention signal.