Sentence examples for tremendous negative from inspiring English sources

over the counter-market higher; dow is down; p&g; union carbide warned; j&j; market still in corrective phase; 8900-9350; markets a little worried; not a tremendous negative; but if judiciary committee votes for impeachment; market reacted negatively ear.

Our (humans') mere presence in a rain forest can have a tremendous, negative impact on endangered species and local people.

"Immigration removal centres are places where many detainees languish in indefinite detention despite not being accused of any crime, and this has a tremendous negative impact," Mlotshwa said.

"This is going to have a tremendous negative impact, potentially," said Roger Dow, president of the Travel Industry Association, which represents the nation's largest airlines, hotels, cruise lines and car rental companies.

"Immigration removal centres are places where many detainees languish in indefinite detention despite not being accused of any crime and this has a tremendous negative impact on them," Mlotshwa said.

The second ruling in Ms. Lopez's case, which found that her constitutional rights had been violated, has had "a tremendous negative impact," the San Diego district attorney's office told the State Supreme Court last month, and will affect prosecutions ranging "from misdemeanor driving under the influence cases to capital murder cases".

"There's a tremendous amount of negative sentiment," said Matthew W. Johnson, chief Nasdaq trader at Lehman Brothers.

"The tremendous amount of negative news is delaying people from buying homes," said Russell Pruner, owner of the Greenwich brokerage that bears his name.

"It's an end run around an actual opening night that would shine a tremendous amount of negative light on their superhero, while instead they're riding on all the nonreview press the show is receiving because of its delays.

"What we saw happening, early on, was this tremendous deluge of negative things being said about her that we knew were flat-out wrong," said Tom Wright, 58, who helped form the group because his daughter Sara attended school with Ms. Knox.

But that an accident as such, detached from what circumscribes it, what is bound and is actual only in its context with others, should attain an existence of its own and a separate freedom this is the tremendous power of the negative; it is the energy of thought, of the pure 'I'.