Sentence examples for negative view from from inspiring English sources

It is the increasingly negative view from Washington that is most dangerous for Karzai's political survival.

This negative view from the body representing the medical profession in 2003 is relevant for initiatives to train and certify unqualified practitioners to help solve the problem of medical staffing in Bangladesh [ 34].

Only one aspect of the programme's operation elicited complaints and negative views from the doctors.

Being both group leader and researcher may have led to less critical and negative views from the participants during the follow-up interviews.

In order to minimize the potential bias, we have explored both the positive and negative views from a range of key stakeholders, and continued the recruitment and data analysis until we achieved data saturation amongst all stakeholder groups.

Among women, 53% now have a negative view, up from 33% in August.

But in the postwar "Gilda" (1946) the atmosphere has changed: Hayworth's independence and easygoing sexuality are now perceived as negatives, viewed from the perspective of a returning serviceman wondering just what his girl's been up to while he has been away.

But, as the 2010 Arab Public Opinion Poll showed earlier this month, negative views for Obama went from 23percentt last year to 62percentthis yearar.

A recent poll from Public Policy Polling found that in the period following the Sandy Hook massacre, support for the gun advocacy organization fell from 48percentto42percentcent, while negative views increased from 41percentto45percentcent.

The oil and gas industry's image has improved slightly during that time, with the percentage of people holding a positive view of it rising to 22percentt from 19percentt in 2007 and the percentage holding a negative view dipping to 61percentt from 67percentt.

It added that positive impressions of Liverpool increased among the UK population from 53% to 60%, while negative views dropped from 20% to 14%.