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The good news is there are ways to mitigate the negative effects of isolation partially thanks to technology.

Meanwhile, the platform has a negative net favorability among all age groups older than 24, and -20 points for Americans age 65 and up.

To be sure, around half of the respondents it surveyed had a negative view towards ads on websites.

Criteo is forecasting third-quarter revenue of between $171 million and $173 million, a 20% to 21% decline from last year’s quarter, which includes a $40 million negative coronavirus impact.

We insist that negative reviews are very important for brand self-reflection.

But when a president seems determined to tell voters that they are wrong and he is right, voters usually respond negatively.

One of the reasons the Vikings are viewed so negatively is that their violence could seem wanton or irrational.

Yet the fact of the matter is that none of the women involved will see their careers affected negatively by any of this.

Group B: React negatively to any mention of Ramallah and Palestine.

On the other hand, Muslims worldwide are likely, on the whole, to react negatively to the pronouncement.

The countenances round him turned sinister, but not idly, negatively sinister: they grew dark with purpose.

The iron is, therefore, as a matter of experiment, part of a negatively charged substance.

First negatively, it has not been done by any artificial means or legislative hocus-pocus (applause).

Negatively, it should not be based upon mere emotion nor upon a desire for wealth or social advantages.

Speaking of him negatively we imply the positive without risking offence.