Sentence examples for usually negative from inspiring English sources

Direct immunofluorescent studies as noted here are usually negative.

"When you create this much confusion, the response is usually negative".

It's usually negative when it comes to him, but unfairly so.

But the consequences of an intentional attack or a personal error are usually negative.

The relationship between soil strength and crop yield may be summarized by a linear correlation coefficient (usually negative).

Any claims that the study makes about the potential positive or (usually) negative effects of playing games tend to get over-egged to the point of ridiculousness.

"Blogs, message boards and comments sections are just settings for people to verbalize their (usually negative) opinions," Ms. Ivone wrote in an e-mail message.

Tourism and commerce have played a major part in Lisbon's modernization, and revenues from tourism have helped offset usually negative national trade balances.

Expecting not to like Lima ("which has always inspired extreme reactions, usually negative"), he finds himself utterly delighted, especially by the cosmopolitan, neo-Andean cuisine.

Delusions of reference, in which the person attributes a special, irrational, and usually negative significance to other people, objects, or events, are common in the disease.

"I've asked people to write out their predictions which are usually negative and then go try it for a little while and see how accurate their predictions were.