Sentence examples for revised negative from inspiring English sources

29 The anonymous questionnaire included the 23-item revised Negative Acts Questionnaire (NAQ-R), 23 which was used to measure the prevalence of a range of 22 potentially bullying behaviours (see table 3) as well as overall bullying.

Prevalence of bullying was measured by the revised Negative Acts Questionnaire (NAQ-R) and the impact of bullying was measured using indicators of psychological distress (General Health Questionnaire, GHQ-12), intentions to leave work, job satisfaction and self-reported sickness absence.

When Mr. Obama was derided as an insufferable overachiever in an early political race, some of his friends were infuriated; to them, he was revising negative preconceptions of what a black man could achieve.

Each session focused on skill development of cognitive strategies for revising negative cognitions.

The company's credit outlook was revised to negative by Standard & Poor's.

The outlook on the bonds was also revised from negative (when it was classified investment grade) to stable.

Some economists had feared that the estimate would be revised into negative territory, heightening investors' fears that a recession was under way.

The ratings of National Clearing Centre, Rosagroleasing, certain subsidiaries of the state-related and foreign banks, and Alfa's parent entity have also been affirmed and their outlooks revised to negative.

Sberbank's and National Clearing Centre's Outlooks have also been revised to negative reflecting both a potential weakening of support and the potential for their viability ratings, which are at the same level as the sovereign, to be downgraded due to risks of a worsening operating environment, as these banks are ultimately exposed to the broader Russian economy.

HSBC 's outlook was revised to negative, though its rating remained unchanged.

True reform ultimately needs to come from trusted Chinese showing that rules can be revised without negative effect.