Sentence examples for negative take from inspiring English sources

Thus his negative take on the Obama Administration's approach to the banking crisis: "It's Japan all over again".

The negative take is that corporations are cutting back on production because they are pessimistic about future sales.

"I always refuse if it's a negative take on homosexuality — if the only aspect being portrayed is the trouble, the tears and the angst".

Republicans seem poised to firm up their grip on power with a relentlessly negative take on the economy under Mr. Obama.

One example was from FOX Sports analyst Robert Lusetich: A scan of the 1,800 tweets with a negative take on the evening's event shows that Lusetich's tweet pretty much sums up the tone.

One rather negative take, which I heard at the Asian Development Bank, is that plenty of overseas workers have indeed lost their jobs and, returning home, tend to repatriate all their money in one go.

If your HIV status is negative, taking steps to remain negative, including preventative treatment where appropriate is as critical as a person who becomes HIV positive seeking treatment as quickly as possible.

Excellent black writers like Jelani Cobb and Roxane Gay offered measured, personal negative takes, while others, like Wesley Morris, Cord Jefferson, and Rembert Browne, cheered the film while offering sharp insight on issues like multiracial spectator dynamics in the face of such provocative content.

Every drug has acute positive effects in the short term, but long term the negatives take over.

Have come to understand that life is never easy and we as human beings just cannot give up and let all the negatives take over.

In 2004 the institute acquired the 1,700 glass-plate negatives taken by the expedition photographer, Herbert Ponting.