Sentence examples for more negative general from inspiring English sources

If correct, this supports our view that July and August advertising weakness was caused more by a temporary shift of spending from TV to newspapers to capture Olympic audiences rather than a more negative general stance on advertising.

6 positive and 7 more negative general categories were found, see Table 5.

Robin Bulloch, managing director, Lloyds Bank said: "What's interesting is that people are more negative about the general economic outlook since the UK voted to leave the EU but feel more positive about their own personal circumstances.

The group has studied the tone and content of the election-year coverage and found that Mr. McCain has been the subject of more negative reports in general than has Mr. Obama on issues that include assessments of their performances in polls, the debates and running their campaigns.

Also, all participants were uncircumcised with no plans to get circumcised, so their opinions about MC might be more negative than the general population.

More negative assessments of general happiness were associated with parental absence, highlighting a perception of vulnerability and emotional loss.

In light of evidence that higher BMI is associated with more negative treatment in general healthcare settings [ 11, 29], it was expected that women with a higher pre-pregnancy BMI would perceive less positive and more negative treatment from maternity care providers.

More negative attitudes are in general associated with lower income and with lower quality of life.

The Specific Concern (P < 0.001, Mann Whitney), General Overuse (P < 0.001, Mann Whitney), and General Harm (P < 0.001, Mann Whitney) scores were significantly higher in the South Asian patients, indicating more negative views of medicine in general and with regard to their DMARDs in particular (Table  2).

In general, the more negative, the faster.

In the assessment of Overuse and Harm scales, higher scores indicate a more negative perception towards medication in general.