Sentence examples for resorting to negative from inspiring English sources

The ECB should loosen monetary policy still further, even by resorting to negative deposit rates.

"It's no surprise Roy Cooper's Washington, D.C.-backed allies are already resorting to negative attacks aimed at tearing Governor McCrory and the state of North Carolina down, precisely because the governor's job-creation record is so strong with over 275,000 new North Carolina jobs created since he took office," McCrory campaign spokesman Ricky Diaz said Friday.

THE SCRIPT: When campaigns have nothing good to say, they resort to negative attacks.

Iowans are particularly disdainful of candidates who resort to negative campaigns, as former Gov.

Several European central banks have resorted to negative interest rates to fend off the threat of deflation, but Weber warned of the danger of side effects.

In the beginning of the campaign Chris told me that he would not resort to negative personal attacks on his opponent.

His opponent, on the other hand, the baddie in the story, had resorted to negative attacks and was fighting a dull, defensive campaign.

More important, it became the first big central bank to resort to negative interest rates by lowering its deposit rate, paid to banks parking funds with it, from zero to minus 0.1%—in effect charging them.

But a group of wind companies filed a complaint with the energy regulatory commission saying that instead off turning off wind turbines, Bonneville should have resorted to "negative pricing," or paying customers to take the excess power.

Better to protect what is left of the Labor brand, the thinking goes, than to resort to negative tactics that have proven so off-putting to voters.

Results indicate that couples who inflict violence differ from nonviolent couples by their tendency to experience conflicts when in disagreement and to resort to negative affects as a resolution strategy.