Sentence examples for negative marks from inspiring English sources

Where a policy unwinds existing environmental protection, the ACF awards negative marks.

The Tea Party movement gets across-the-board negative marks, except from Republicans.

The company said that this year it would add in negative marks, including mentions of bounced checks or of tenants' leaving before a lease was up.

Too often, job counselors had found, employers refused to hire youngsters whose "inappropriate, negative marks of distinction" were visible, however intent the youngsters might be about changing course and joining society's mainstream.

Mr. Zucker acknowledged the negative marks he had received for his handling of the entertainment operation at NBC when he was the chief executive there, saying, "there is no doubt I made mistakes" running NBC Entertainment.

And Apple has received negative marks in recent years from proxy advisory firms like Institutional Shareholder Services for giving its chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, almost $400 million in stock options in one year.

But then you hear this big clunk and Feder makes a negative mark in his book.

The response to the clip was immediate, massive and, for the most part, negative, marked with fear and repulsion.

Membership in liberal organizations like the American Constitution Society, Greenpeace or the Poverty and Race Research Action Council was also seen as a negative mark, the report said.

"For them, the negative mark on their credit report is the No. 1 barrier to moving ahead in their lives," she added.

Some databases, though, provide scant details of the reason for the negative mark, according to a review of more two dozen letters.