Sentence examples for negative actors from inspiring English sources

Once R18 films became legal in Britain, this changed: it became a free-for-all with "barely legal" HIV negative actors starring in UK productions with life-changing consequences.

Conservation efforts can draw both positive and negative actors to the scene.

Ramin Asgard, a consultant who previously ran the State Department's Iran desk in Dubai – the US government's primary field office monitoring Tehran – said "a major transformation" would be required on Capitol Hill, which has "gotten used to the narrative of Iran being this threat and negative actor".

Table 1 Imbalance price settlement mechanism   Positive actor unbalance: actor receives Negative actor unbalance: actor pays Positive network unbalance (min{ P_{mathrm{MGP}}, P_{mathrm{MSD}}^{downarrow}}) (min{P_{mathrm{MGP}}, P_{mathrm{MSD}}^{downarrow}}) Negative network unbalance (max{P_{mathrm{MGP}}, P_{mathrm{MSD}}^{uparrow} }) (max{P_{mathrm{MGP}}, P_{mathrm{MSD}}^{uparrow}}).

Mr. Lettang has squirreled away 400 photographs and 4,000 negatives -- of actors, musicians and ordinary folks as well as opera stars -- that are crammed into his Upper East Side one-bedroom apartment.

On the other hand, in Picachos, after two decades of negative experiences with TEO actors, there is little expectation that external actors will provide benefits.

Annual transmissions (TUIG) are negative indicating synergy among actors; in other words, the system is not centrally controlled over the studied period of times.

2) If only the downward regulation is activated, the actors with negative imbalance pay the spot price, and those with positive imbalance are paid by the down regulation price, which is less or equal to the spot price.

There are 4 situations for the balance settlements: 1) If only the upward regulation is activated, the actors with negative imbalance pay the upward regulation price, which is larger or equal to the spot price, while the actors with positive imbalance are paid at the spot price.

Rudman and Phelan (2007) discuss a variety of career-related backlash effects for women who present themselves not in accordance with gender stereotypes for being female, because the violation of prescriptive stereotypes "tends to boomerang so that actors suffer negative consequences for stereotype disconfirmation" (ibid., p. 38).

[ 17] More specifically, it is a negative duty that requires actors to intentionally refrain from actions that cause harm.