Sentence examples for set a negative from inspiring English sources

Let's not set a negative slant on this.

Australia, the organisation says, has set a "negative worldwide precedent".

From the first day, Democrats say, Mr. Kyl set a negative tone.

3M set a negative tone with a downbeat view on the economy and a lower forecast for full-year earnings.

"A lot of people said the '92 convention set a negative tone, and that it set a divisive message for the country," Mr. Bush said.

Defeat would set a negative precedent for a series of other state elections in the coming year, ahead of a general election due by 2004.

Ms. Glover disputed that statement and said Mr. DeRise was setting a negative tone at P.S. 206.

But the plan has dismayed biotech companies, which say the proposal "sets a negative precedent" for other science-based industries.

After the first DNA image was obtained by tapping mode, lift mode was turned on to move the AFM tip closer to the surface by setting a negative lift height value.

When you frown, people respond to that frown, setting a negative feedback loop in motion.

The action sets a negative precedent for future publications of the Star.