That's the negative part of it".
"The negative part of that is that New Hampshire and Massachusetts have historically had a rivalry," Ms. Shaheen said.
"The young generation sees only the negative part of this kind of urban existence.
Twenty or 30 years ago, relatively long periods of temperature on the negative part of the Fahrenheit scale were common.
You don't cling to the negative part of the experience so that you can have something to hold accountable for your failures.
The negative part of the campaign, focused on the expenditure cuts likely under an Abbott government, has had some effect, but has been crippled by Labor's willingness to concede the economic debate as a whole to Abbott and his party.
The N DLC films give pronounced signals for tracing analysis of Pb2+, Cu2+ and Hg2+ with the negative part of cyclic voltammograms and also provide a significant stripping response for determination of multielements (e.g., Pb2+, Cu2+) simultaneously.
The results demonstrate that the negative part of the stress cycle with a fully closed crack contributes to the driving force for the FCG and thus should be accounted for in the fatigue life estimates.
"When you arrive 20 minutes late at our staff meetings, you're being disrespectful to your colleagues, including me". Defensive reactions to the negative part of a review are unavoidable, so you sing the refrain: The objectionable behavior, while imperfect, doesn't jeopardise your job.
The general principle upon which we rely is, that this Court never interferes to restrain the breach of the negative part of a contract in any case where it cannot specifically enforce the performance of the positive part of the contract ; Baldwin v.
Investigating the negative part of the spectrum is important for the following reasons.
