Sentence examples for rarely negative from inspiring English sources

She is rarely negative about anything.

Patients with HBV-GN are frequently positive for serum HBV surface antigen (HBsAg), but they are rarely negative.

More rarely, negative impacts of ecosystems on human health are included (e.g. the MEA Health Synthesis framework, 2005b), for example through climate change, stratospheric ozone depletion, forest clearance and land cover change.

"Before the Michigan State story, the C.I.A. rarely received negative press, much less strict oversight," Richardson writes.

Rarely are negative things said about the recently deceased, and Neilson was the type who was beloved.

"They're putting this stuff down for posterity, so they rarely get negative," said Douglas Pratt, editor of the Laser Disc Newsletter.

While multinational companies in industries from garments to electronics say they investigate allegations of abuse in their supply chains, they rarely share negative findings.

In fields from clinical medicine to psychology, studies are showing that the literature is filled with papers that present results as stronger than they actually are—and rarely report negative outcomes.

Audrey Haynes at University of Georgia observes that front-runners "rarely go negative" and do so only if confronting an opponent "who is rising substantially in the polls".

Drudge's supportive stance toward Romney -- the site rarely highlights negative stories about the former Massachusetts governor and has conspicuously gone after Santorum and Newt Gingrich -- started drawing attention last year.

A positive publication bias cannot be excluded complementary medicine journals rarely publish negative results.