Sentence examples for tide of negative from inspiring English sources

But it appeared aimed in part at countering a tide of negative publicity over the proliferation of genetically altered crops.

SeaWorld has been swimming against a strong tide of negative public opinion since the documentary Blackfish surfaced in 2013.

Instead, Facebook seems to have gotten swept up in a tide of negative sentiment that its peers have managed to sidestep.

After holding near the unchanged mark for much of the session, stocks moved lower in the absence of positive news to turn the tide of negative sentiment.

The tide of negative sentiment toward the big banks has thrown the normal flow and structure of pay on Wall Street out of whack.

But if there is anyone who can reverse the tide of negative publicity, it just might be Mr. Valentim, a genial and canny master of the art of persuasion, whose personal motto seems to be "nothing is impossible".

Early Step Forward was initiated three years ago by the county's Department of Community Mental Health at the urging of child care advocates alarmed by what they saw as a growing tide of antisocial and negative behavior in children entering the public school system, said Cora Greenberg, executive director of the Westchester Children's Association.

And if that prediction is backed up by actual numbers, then the negative tide of the last several weeks could turn.

In a recent sea of negative headlines, the minister will be hoping that the one written on the future of children's heart surgery in Belfast will turn that tide.

Richardson posted a detailed response to sexual misconduct allegations in March but has failed to shake his negative reputation or stem the tide of women coming forward with accusations.

It is clear that the increase in the proportion of single mothers with young children, that has a large negative effect on labour supply, meant that the reform was swimming against the tide of falling labour market participation.