Sentence examples for widely negative from inspiring English sources

The basic operational principle is simulated for a simple model case with two large LIQHYSMES storage plants supporting the transfer of renewable energy from one region of strong supply to a second one with a widely negative imbalance between supply and load.

The survey, conducted by a GOP pollster and consultant, found that Latino voters hold "widely negative" views about the Republican party.

Exemplifying the utility of MRI in preoperative planning, the MRI delineated the proximate relationship of the tumor and chest wall, which precluded a widely negative deep margin without chest wall resection.

It's also why the pill's widely known negative effect on libido tends to be laughed off, even though women have reported experiencing diminished sexual interest, lowered sexual arousal, less desire to initiate sex, increased pain during sex, and decreased sexual enjoyment including fewer and lower intensity orgasms.

These histrionics have driven a widely accepted negative narrative about this technology's potential impact on the future of humanity.

A widely used negative proportional velocity feedback control is adopted for the active vibration control.

However, the impact of complexity on manufacturing performance has not been clearly articulated in the previous empirical studies despite the widely expected negative relationship between them.

Besides the widely discussed negative environmental effects of dairy production, such as greenhouse gas emissions, the feeding of large amounts of potentially human-edible feedstuffs to dairy cows is another important sustainability concern.

Given the widely acknowledged negative impacts of fossil fuels, both on human health and on potential climate change, it is of interest to compare the impacts of low carbon alternative energy sources such as nuclear energy, hydropower, solar, wind and biomass.

Mainstream news coverage and journalistic opinion has widely been negative on the subject.

Stereotype threat constitutes the existence of widely held negative beliefs about the cognitive abilities of a particular group of people with real-life, everyday consequences.