Sentence examples for reporting negatively from inspiring English sources

The validity of the self reported findings is strengthened by our adjustment for neuroticism, which can influence the perception of distress variables towards reporting negatively (so called negative affectivity).

The State Department spokesman, Richard A. Boucher, said American officials shared the concerns of the international observers, "about things like state media systematically reporting favorably on pro-Kremlin parties and reporting negatively on opponents".

The United States media, while generally reporting negatively on Scientology in domestic news, has taken an at least partially supportive stance towards Scientology in relation to Germany.

Ahead of the Illinois Primary, Goldwater traveled to Chicago and announced that he would change the campaign's media policy to avoid overexposure to the press, which he believed was reporting negatively on his campaign.

Additional qualitative evidence suggests that these patterns of PRO reporting negatively impact on the effective use and dissemination of RCT PRO findings to clinical practice.

15 Families often feel their need for information have not been met, and this, rather than the quality of direct care, may result in family reporting negatively on the patient's experiences.

They call upon us to study areas — frankly, we report negatively on the majority of the ones we're asked to look at, for a variety of reasons.

Analyses ruled out the possibility that the association between work stress and disorder resulted from study members' socio-economic position, a personality tendency to report negatively, or a history of psychiatric disorder prior to labour-market entry.

If the media frequently reports negatively on a given "out-group", for example, then somehow the brain picks up these associations which are reproduced in the implicit bias test.

The altercation occurred just a day after Trump said he wants to weaken libel laws against media outlets to better sue those who report negatively on him.

We need Burnett to listen to her Wall Street sources, be skeptical of them, ask them very tough and sometimes uncomfortable questions, and be willing to report negatively on them when they abuse the public trust.