Sentence examples for negative reflects from inspiring English sources

The aggressiveness of my practice — cutting into the actual negative, reflects that tension".

Now with the rhetoric being stepped up between the west and Russia, Fitch has switched its credit outook to negative, stating thatThe revision of the Outlook to Negative reflects the potential impact of sanctions on Russia's economy and business environment.

The current finding on the single meningioma grade III being KIT negative reflects a chance occurrence.

In the case of E-MAPs a continuous score that may be positive or negative reflects the relative effect on growth rate of disrupting two genes [ 9].

The evaluation of thinness as positive and overweight as negative reflects Western society's idealisation of slenderness and denigration of fatness [ 61].

Establishing the estrogen receptor status of a breast cancer (positive or negative) reflects a major subdivision in breast cancer type (at least five major sub-types are recognized) and it is becoming clear that the risk factors associated with breast cancer, both genetic and epidemiological, differ according to sub-type.

It said: "For non-financial corporate issuers in the UK, Brexit would be credit negative, reflecting the weakened macroeconomic outlook.

The outlook remains negative, reflecting high public debt and troubles in the labor market.

"We have also placed our short-term rating on the US on CreditWatch negative, reflecting our view that the current situation presents such significant uncertainty to the US's creditworthiness.

In his brief overview of cinematic representations of psychiatrists, Mr. Rafferty suggests that recent depictions of the profession have been particularly negative, reflecting an era in which repression is no longer in fashion.

For more than a decade, the rate of inflation has been flat or negative, reflecting languishing personal incomes and corporate profits.