Sentences with phrase «impression than a negative one»

Though it's easier to dislodge a positive impression than a negative one, he says.

Not exact matches

However, passive video - based impressions were overwhelmingly more negative than impressions made based on meeting in - person,» reports the Huffington Post.

Facebook in particular has taken off over the past six weeks, climbing from 32 % more consumers having a positive impression of Facebook than negative to 43 %.

Analyses of media coverage have noted that business sources were overwhelmingly cited in stories rather than labour sources, negative impacts on employers were over-reported relative to positive impacts for workers and research findings were misreported to create the impression of damage to the economy.

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If a woman has had more than one child and a previous epi has failed, she's likely to go into labor with a negative impression of every other epi she may receive, though she may hope that it'll perform better this time.

For both David Cameron and Gordon Brown there is a large discrepancy between the figures, both men have a higher job approval rating than they do a positive / negative impression rating, suggesting there are many people who dislike Brown or Cameron, either because of their politics or their personalities, but who nonetheless admit they are doing a good job.

While we may be able to size up someone's personality from a Facebook photo, it will often be more negative impression than one formed face - to - face.

Most AGW results from positive feedbacks, and it is my impression that positive feedbacks have longer lags than negative feedbacks.

It is my impression that CA readers are far more negative to tree ring chronologies than I am.

My overall impression is that there are simply more positive values than negative ones, implying the positive spikes are multiple data points; i.e., there is some kind of a dwell on the positive side.

Treating them with some level of respect will create a positive impression, rather than a negative one.

A failure to adhere to a single, consistent approach throughout a piece of writing is far more likely to create a negative impression of care than a lawyer's particular choice of style.

Also, speaking in front of a camera can make more of a negative impression than a positive, especially if you aren't well - versed in public speaking.

Sharing this type of information takes up valuable space and will most likely leave a negative impression with hiring personnel, rather than a positive.