Sentence examples for negatively said from inspiring English sources

Twitter says that brands see the best results when they respond more quickly, and that businesses shouldn't be scared off by negative tweets — 69percentt of people who tweeted negatively said they felt more positive after the business responded.

In Berkeley, most people view Trump negatively, said Iglehart, the teacher.

The resort "chose not to participate in the survey, knowing that the snow-making project would be judged negatively," said the ski area's manager, J. R.

"Two things have happened in the last year, both affecting nuclear power negatively," said Jason Grumet, president of the Bipartisan Policy Center in Washington, a nonpartisan research organization.

"It is not making economic sense, and that is why the stock has reacted negatively," said Rakesh Rawal, head of private wealth management at Anand Rathi in Mumbai.

"I'm doubtful that it would be benign and would not affect box offices negatively," said Bernard Gersten, the executive producer of Lincoln Center Theater now and the associate producer of "Much Ado About Nothing" in 1973.

"Still, should there be a gas cut off to Ukraine, the commodity markets are expected to react negatively," says Gevorgyan.

"If we see a bad trend in those reports it will affect the banks and the financials negatively," says Cecin.

"I am not sure if any publicity affected our growth, positively or negatively," says Ask.fm co-founder and CEO Ilja Terebin, when asked what effect the media backslash has had on growth after the site was linked to a raft of teen suicides.

In the enthusiastic discussion that followed, only one person reacted negatively, saying that the film seemed to show all Indians as conniving, unprincipled and ruthless, and that the only compassionate people in the film were a pair of white tourists who give Jamal some money.

The downside, she said, was that a lot of people couldn't see how her focus connected to the broader picture of reducing reoffending; "I've had quite a few people negatively saying to me 'prisons aren't holiday camps' or 'why are you not improving food in hospitals?'" She'd even get some quite serious or personal criticism online, asking: why do you care about prisons?