Sentence examples for would be minus from inspiring English sources
At the moment it's the summer season there which runs from October to March so it would be minus 10C inland and minus 25C at the South Pole.
A while back Goldman estimated that if it weren't for the lower bound, the current Fed funds rate would be minus 5 percent, and that to achieve the same effect as a further 5 points of Fed funds cuts the Fed would have to expand its balance sheet to $10 trillion; I wouldn't stake my life on those estimates, but they seem in the right ballpark.
"We already won by one point and lost by four, so we are minus three and England would be minus more because they beat us by four and, if they lose to Scotland by more than seven, they are more than minus three".
Only 42 percent said that the Giuliani endorsement would be a plus, and 37 percent said it would be minus.
Tuesday morning the weather would be minus-200 degrees.
According to the (n minus 1) or n Recent Transmission Index [ 50, 51] definition (where there is the choice to diminish or not to diminish all the clusters by one index case) and using the smooth cluster definition (>85 %), the maximum transmission rate of MDR-TB in Minas Gerais State would be (33 minus 12/104), or 20%% using the (n minus 1) method, and 33/104 or 31%% using the n method.
If you could measure smugness on a scale of one to 10, with Mother Teresa at one end and Jonathan Ross at the other, Thomas would be in minus figures.
"It would be a mini-series and people love those.
The expectation was that the temperature would be about minus-330 degrees Fahrenheit.
ONE of the supposed themes of the year was the coming great rotation out of bonds and into equities (see my January post on this, which suggested at best there would be a mini-rotation).
"Most observers thought Greece and Romania would secure the top two spots in the group and then it would be a mini-tournament between Northern Ireland, Hungary and Finland for third place, but the result in Hungary puts us in a great position".
