Sentence examples for more negative stance from inspiring English sources
S.& P.'s move came just weeks after both it and its rival ratings agency, Moody's, cautioned that they might take a more negative stance on the United States.
James Poniewozik of Time took a more negative stance.
Taking one of the more negative stances toward the current administration in the campaign, Mr. Ferrer said: "The good news is, Rudy Giuliani is out of here in three months.
Depending on the responses of statewide parties, we may see more positive or more negative stances on decentralization as a result.
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.
Two reviewers were clearly more positive than a third reviewer but the positive reviewers maintained their essentially positive stance even after being made aware of the more negative comments.
However, a few interviewees initially were positive and changed their opinion into a negative stance towards screening during the interview, after having considered the advantages and disadvantages in more detail.
But in a sell note analyst David Brockton at Espirito Santo said: Today's newsflow reinforces our negative stance on Capita, with the group's reliance on acquisitions increasing and organic growth seemingly becoming more working capital consumptive, against a backdrop of a stretched balance sheet.
A purely reactive negative stance?
Our negative stance on these key assets leads us to a reduce recommendation.
