Sentence examples for negative opinion from from inspiring English sources

On Monday, when the negative opinion from Ernst & Young was made public, At Home fell by almost half -- to 49 cents, down 40 cents, and lost 7 cents more on Tuesday, closing at 40 cents.

As with other Balkan countries, a negative opinion from The Hague may delay or block EU accession.If the government cannot give people good news about the EU and the economy remains creaky, that would be bad for Mrs Kosor, who faces an election in 2011.

It is questioning whether CEUS should be entirely removed from the important guidelines based on a single, relatively small-scale study that is the source of negative opinion from AASLD [ 21– 28].

Despite the negative opinion from the consensus survey on the use of carbon monoxide poisoned patients as organ donors and the German case series, there have been several reports of successful transplantation with good long-term outcome.

As such, negative opinions from the research department are less likely to disrupt an investment banking relationship.

Following the stream of negative opinions from Efsa for other health claims, the food industry as a whole has been quietly getting more and more concerned.

The high number of negative opinions from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) to the requests for authorization of health claims is largely due to the design of human intervention studies, including the inappropriate choice of outcome variables (OVs) and of their methods of measurement (MMs).

PETA's games have received mainly negative opinions from video game journalists.

If parents and teachers can learn to accept and capitalize on their introverted students' abilities, than the fear of negative opinions from parents and teachers can be one less challenge for the introverted student.

Another study said that negative opinions from lecturers do not seem to influence on students perceptions and that it is so because students perceived lecturers to pertain to the academic world, not to the "real world" [ 23]. "I've also found with specialists, I think they're pretty hard on GPs as well every specialty lecture they give, oh bloody GP did this, sort of thing"[ 16] (Australia).

The most persistent negative opinion actually came from Alan Garner himself in a quote from his (also wonderful) book The Voice That Thunders: "My first attempt, The Weirdstone of Brisingamen is a fairly bad book, but there had to be a start somewhere, and consolation rests in the even worse first drafts of the opening chapter, which I pin up when things seem to be going well".