Sentence examples for negative fight from inspiring English sources

They point to the second Obama presidential campaign, a dour and negative fight to retain the White House by a man who once heralded hope.

The industry's message, Mr. Tauzin said, was, "Don't put us in a big negative fight over this issue while we're trying to help you pass something that would be good for the American public".

As in Britain, the No camp in Quebec had fought a largely negative battle, focusing heavily on financial arguments, and ensuring that a Prime Minister who was unpopular in the area, in this case Jean Chrétien, kept a low profile.

Santorum could go negative to fight back and Jon Huntsman, who needs to make a mark in South Carolina, could also be tempted to start swinging punches.

This includes racists, sexist, pedophiles, jealous people, negative that fight and yell all the time, and mentally ill people (that may hurt you).

In the PFBHS, fighters with a high school education or less showed negative associations between fight exposure (number of fights and years of fighting) and cognitive tests scores.

He says Diaz tested negative before the fight because he overhydrated, he tested positive right after the fight because he was dehydrated and then negative for the third test because he overhydrated again.

But Mr Kerry offset that by using negative words like "fight," "disgrace" and "dangerous" three times as often as Mr. Edwards did.

Notwithstanding the massive international interest in the case and South Africa's legal system, the government has not been able to communicate sufficiently to fight negative perceptions about crime and the justice system to counter the onslaught.

Job seekers who fall into one of the many categories of people who continually find themselves having to fight negative stereotypes know all too well that great credentials and exceptional past performance alone are not always keys to success.

Scholar John McWhorter calls Angelou's books "tracts" that defend African-American culture and fight negative stereotypes.