Sentence examples for more negative attention from inspiring English sources

A reasonable point, although having a warning sign would probably attract even more negative attention.

The movie "Kick-Ass" brought more negative attention to these trailers starting in late December.

Although he was not accused of sexual abuse, his case made headlines across Germany for weeks and focused more negative attention on a church already shaken by scandal.

On the third point I would add that Mrs Clinton and Mr Obama are not just better-publicized than Mr Edwards; they have received more negative attention.

There are regimes that attract more negative attention than the Burmese dictatorship of today, but there are few that are as universally condemned, or that have shown such a consistent talent for immiserating their own people.

When Lars von Trier's The Idiots was released in the UK in 1999, the film attracted more negative attention for its characters' practice of "spazzing" - impersonating the mentally disabled - than for the unsimulated orgy scene.

Mr. Sorel recently succeeded Carol Molnau, who remains lieutenant governor but was ousted from her other job as transportation commissioner in February after years of criticism about the department's performance and, more recently, much negative attention over the bridge collapse.

Yet women who work together indoors are committing a crime under current UK laws, and those who work on the streets together are more likely to attract negative attention from police and be charged with soliciting.

They do so, for instance, by granting less time to answer questions, giving more negative feedback, paying less attention to proposals, providing less assistance in failure situations, or even rewarding inappropriate behaviour (Bohlmann and Weinstein 2013; Eccles and Roeser 2012).

Inconsistent setting or a set that seems awkward or uncertain is more likely to draw negative attention from the referee.[25].

Negative attention and labels beget more negative behavior and a diminished sense of self-worth.