Sentence examples for undue negative from inspiring English sources

Such self-serving behaviour will, from time to time, expose individuals and companies to undue negative publicity.

It also published "15 good things about Torrington High School" after students accused it of drawing undue negative attention to the school.

News of the Aurora shooting set the social media sphere abuzz all day Friday, but has also resulted in some undue negative attention to users with the same name as suspected shooter James Holmes.

"I believe it's discouraged because it's seen as a 'blindism' - if you're clicking then you're drawing undue or negative attention to yourself".

"Almost all the testimonies overwhelmingly pointed to the Bank's undue (and often negative) influence in shaping India's national policies", and that 'the negative impact of the Bank's policy and project interventions were apparent in every major sector of the economy and society' [ 49].

Now, more of the world's governments are turning their attention to how carbon emissions might be successfully managed without triggering an undue amount of negative economic fallout.

In highly educated individuals who earned a low income, there may be inner conflict over a sense of self-worth that drives undue actions and negative biological responses, leading to the increased risk for the MetS.

Irrespective of the source of stress, undue stress can foster negative lifestyle practices like drinking alcohol, depression, anxiety, and also suicidal ideations [ 10, 11].

In a subsequent letter, he articulated the hope to "avoid undue publicity that would be negative toward the church".

Frequent false-positive results would result in unnecessary administration of the more expensive ACT, and perhaps undue adverse effects, and false-negative results would result in delayed treatment, driving up costs and increasing morbidity and mortality.

Although few would argue that the postponement of death is a tangible gain, the value of increasing longevity is difficult to translate into monetary terms, and there has often been an undue focus on the perceived negatives (health and social care costs, including pensions).