Sentence examples for negative pays from inspiring English sources
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When the positives start to outweigh the negatives, paying attention to the negatives becomes important (22 ).
Regarding the level, countries in northern Europe have lower and negative pay differentials when compared with other EU countries, the USA, and Japan.
As Tony Abbott has proved, being relentlessly negative can pay huge political dividends.
After 2007 it slowed abruptly and even went negative (homeowners paid down debt) in 2009.
It is what economists call a negative externality, paid by the people who lose their jobs and the communities that suffer from job loss.
The live sound of Sunn O))) can draw you toward a kind of negative listening: paying attention to the movements between notes rather than the notes themselves.
No matter whom Ms. McCaskill faces, she is certain to continue being pelted with negative advertisements paid for by outside groups determined to send her packing.
"Voters said, 'We want someone who is electable,' " Mr. McAuliffe said, "therefore tell us how you're going to beat George Bush, and if you went negative you paid a price".
Support for the initiative, which polls said once was greater than 60 percent, crumbled over the last month under a barrage of negative advertisements paid for by food and biotechnology companies.
2) If only the downward regulation is activated, the actors with negative imbalance pay the spot price, and those with positive imbalance are paid by the down regulation price, which is less or equal to the spot price.
