Sentence examples for projected to be negative from inspiring English sources
Climate change impact on yields, planting decisions and output of yam is projected to be negative.
Obviously, birth rates are well below replacement, and the population growth rate is projected to be negative eventually for the whole of Western Europe.
The results show that real policy rates are projected to be even more negative in Japan and Britain in three years' time than in America, and just as negative in the euro zone.
The analysis showed that retesting patients who are IHC 0, IHC1+, or FISH-negative is projected to be a cost-effective clinical strategy.
On the other hand, many of the harms can be avoided if there are restrictions placed on mammoth cloning (namely, placing the clones in a zoo and requiring the project to be privately funded) to minimize negative impacts and maximize benefits.
It is thus clear that any cut-price deal for Gazprom to enter the project would be negative for Rusia Petroleum and its shareholders.
"Recovery and growth will be thrown off track" in many countries of the region, "although none of them is projected to see negative growth in 2011 or 2012," the report said.
Of these, 13% are projected to screen positive for PTSD (n = 1,854 potential cases) and the remaining are projected to screen negative (n = 12,407 potential controls).
By contrast, in a state like New Jersey, where Mr. Obama won 58 percent of the vote in 2012, a Republican governor would be projected to have a negative approval rating if his conservative score were higher than 38.
