Sentence examples similar to negative falls from inspiring English sources

Pharmaceutical exports actually turned negative, falling 11 percent in August alone.

The government of Chile might have believed this American could be killed without negative fall-out from the U.S. government".

However, the developer who created the "like" button said that the creation of "dislike" button was also debated, but it was decided the potential negative fall-out would be too great.

The same approach for the operator with singular magnetic vector potential and real q(x) enables us to include q(x) with negative fall-off at infinity.

After further analysis, we identified that comments (both positive and negative) fell under one of the following themes: (1) design/layout, (2) message content, and (3) update mechanism.

Those PTSD patients who were A2 negative fell into three groups: (i) those who experienced subthreshold levels of A2; (ii) those who experienced intense peritrauma emotional responses other than fear, helplessness or horror; and (iii) those who were amnesic to their peritrauma emotional experience.

First steps to heal the negative fall out?

Burch told The Nation that McCain's negative fall ad campaign led viewers to "down-rate his videos to record lows".

Essence surveyed 1,200 women about the images of black women in media and found that respondents felt the images were "overwhelmingly negative," falling typically into categories including: "Gold Diggers, Modern Jezebels, Baby Mamas, Uneducated Sisters, Ratchet Women, Angry Black Women, Mean Black Girls, Unhealthy Black Women, and Black Barbies".

This time, however, the dose response is expected to saturate at lower values of the stimulus intensity when the gradient is positive (rising phase of the linear ramps) and higher values of the stimulus intensity when the gradient is negative (falling phase of the linear ramps).

What you can't see in this limited collection are the subjects that Maier continually revisited in her trove of negatives: fallen leaves, reflections, shadows, women's legs and, perhaps most curious of all, newspapers.