Sentence examples for to have negative from inspiring English sources
verb
To possess, own, hold.
- I have a house and a car.
"This is likely to have negative results".
It was not a day to have negative body language".
Taking a hard line is likely to have negative effects".
Political names almost invariably seem to have negative, if any, effects.
He added: "People are going to have negative things to say.
How can an individual gauge whether they're likely to have negative side-effects?
Neither can afford to have negative outcomes so they are not doing the studies.
Luckily, with homeopathy it is nearly impossible to have negative side effects".
Spiegel said it expected the Eddie Bauer chain to have "negative" same-store sales in the fourth quarter.
Normal breeding using MAS worked better and faster, and is less likely to have negative side effects.
Even for arms-producing countries, excessive military expenditure is likely eventually to have negative economic consequences.
