Sentence examples for negative would be from inspiring English sources

Such a Negative would be more injurious than that of Great Britain heretofore was.

"Going Negative" would be of little interest were it merely a reiteration of the common view.

A negative would be if the price increases far outpaced the economy, because that could drive potential customers away from the market".

So in the very near term, increased taxes, cuts in spending, that are too large would be a negative, would be a drag on the recovery".

Mr. O'Rourke said that Mr. Jenkins acknowledged that a negative would be hard to prove and asked why Mr. Jenkins did not require similar proof before making his accusations.

"We didn't know if the original camera negative would be amongst all of this haul.

One of those unexpected possible negatives would be losing Guerrero.

The Democrats thought Trump's negatives would be enough to propel them to victory.

This would mean more competition from China, of course, and lost jobs in some fields, but to simply focus on the negatives would be shortsighted.

"These labs would generally be in Europe, Britain or the United States and sometimes the negatives would be completely overlooked once their usefulness passed.

If these errors were strictly random, the number of false positives and negatives would be the same.