Sentence examples for taking negative from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Mr. McCain went the other way, becoming the nice guy, taking negative ads off the air, and the new hot fund-raiser, scaring up tons of money on the Internet.

Italy is also the only country among Europe's weaker nations that offers investors the opportunity to buy or sell futures contracts tied to Italian bonds, and investors have been taking negative bets against Italy by selling futures, adding to the pressure.

"We are used to taking negative commentary, but [not all analyst firms are] perceived equally".

A second remark made by Šicho, Vorśilák and Svozil [1] is that the power metric 'should be accompanied by a metric taking negative classification into account'.

Thus, it should be accompanied by a metric taking negative classifications into account, just as Pre is commonly reported together with a recall.

The two instances of evaluative couplings of [negative capacity + Labor government] identify readers taking negative stances towards the Labor government as its members.

I tend to take negative comments to heart.

"It takes negative and positive to make electricity," said the Rev. Jesse Jackson.

We need to take negative emotions seriously as a health risk".

And this is something we all have: it takes negative intervention – illness, fear, threat – to damage our music, muffle it.

Schneider remained in the game, but after X-rays were taken (negative) and ice was administered, it had swelled considerably.