Sentence examples for negative tenor from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lazio's staff, in turn, has grown irritated at the intrusions that they say only reinforce what they consider the negative tenor of the first lady's campaign.
From Adidas: "The negative tenor of the public debate around FIFA at the moment is neither good for football nor for FIFA and its partners".
Ron Hughes, a 57-year-old truck driver and Vietnam veteran who said he was a staunch supporter of Mr. Bush and respected Mr. Kerry's service, said he was displeased with the negative tenor of Mr. Bush's advertisements.
SCORECARD -- Mr. Lazio could set himself up for charges of hypocrisy by bemoaning Mrs. Clinton's negative tenor while adopting one himself with the inclusion of his remark suggesting that Mrs. Clinton has not done "a single thing" for New York.
In one, used last week, the script essentially blames Mr. McCain for the negative tenor of the race, and then asks if the respondent would vote for Mr. Bush.
In the Panhandle the percent rating him favorably dropped to 41 percent from 51 percent over this period — a trend that's consonant with the negative tenor of news coverage about him during much of this time.
"Among them are that as you get closer to the election, candidates will begin to draw contrasts with one another, and another is that people will decry how negative the tenor of campaigns has become".
What was the tenor of the negative responses, if any?
But the tone and tenor of the negative ads do nothing to enhance her standing, since polls indicate she is viewed unfavorably by an increasingly large number of voters, while Senator Obama leads in the popular vote and delegate count.
We consider the class of affine LIBOR models with multiple curves, which is an analytically tractable class of discrete tenor models that easily accommodates positive or negative interest rates and positive spreads.
If this suggests that public opinion was strong, and deeply concerned about the negative effects on wellbeing of reductions in light at night, a somewhat different tenor was evident in contexts such as group interviews and residents' association meetings.
