Sentence examples for negative inception from inspiring English sources

No surprise over the film that attracted most comment, positive and negative – Inception, the Christopher Nolan sci-fi blockbuster with Leonardo DiCaprio.

Framestore, his own company, is one; the others are MPC (Lone Ranger, Harry Potter) and Double Negative (Inception, Man of Steel).

"Consistently negative performance since inception," Libyan officials said in the report.

The fund has had a net internal rate of return of negative 12.8percentt from its inception through the end of September, according to someone with direct knowledge of its performance who was not authorized to release the data.

Kalinowski says that first-quarter 2002 could see the fewest number of negative pre-announcements since the inception of the SEC's Regulation Fair Disclosure in the fourth quarter of 2000.

Lindsay Lohan's Indian Journey received extensive negative media coverage since its inception.

In the company's annual report, filed late on Thursday with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the PricewaterhouseCoopers accounting firm said Drkoop.com had sustained losses and negative cash flows from operations since its inception.

However, the proposed method correctly sees the fault direction as the value of θ is consistently negative (in Table 2) for different fault inception angle and fault location.

The negative impacts on the community since the inception of the small scale mining activities were rapid loss of farm lands, water and soil pollution, and problems of managing the mine wastes (Taiwo and Awomeso 2017).

It's a shame that The Adjustment Bureau, with its sparkling performances, promising premise, and thought-provoking questions about free will, human nature, fate, and the justness of God's motives could end in such a pat, corny heap that's sure to draw negative comparisons to superior mind-benders like Inception and The Matrix.

The references 5, 6, 8, 10 12, 21 support the hypothesis 1, pointing to a possibility of disease inception due to dramatic positive or negative variation in expression of a single gene.