Sentences with phrase «same negative light»

However, a story about it ran on the CBC and a lot of other smaller blogs and print rags picked it up, rewriting it but still presenting it in the same negative light that the CBC created toward the sales rep who sued for his compensation.

Since then, rightly or wrongly, they have been cast in the same negative light as their competitors putting pressure on the stock price.

Too often these authors will take their own problems and try to make it an issue of «Us vs. Them» as if they speak for all authors... this in turn leads to people painting the entirety of the indie crowd in the same negative light.

Not exact matches

Maybe I don't feel quite the same way about Fabregas because he has been so good for so long that it's hard to wrap my head around looking at him in a negative light.

During the moment when the AC signal switches its polarity from positive to negative (and vice versa), both positive and negative charges are present at the same time in the semiconductor, creating light.

The electrode on the same side as the yellow LED is negative when the green light is on.

To the last two commentors — note that your IP address are the same — also the publishers you suggest are considered vanity presses, which have negative reputations, Iuniverse is considered a vanity press, and aslo over-charges for services, they are viewed in a negative light by most publishers, and self - publishers who want to publish their work in the future.

All the negative campaigns blaming cyclists and pedestrians for not equipping themselves with body armour and Christmas tree lights would be more credible if the same effort was placed on motorists and cars.

«While climate skeptics gain traction in the media and with policy makers — drawing endless attention to trivial errors (such as an AR4 typo on Himalayan glaciers that was not present in other mentions of the same topic elsewhere in the report), or highlighting media - friendly soundbites from spokespeople and figureheads in as negative a light as possible — it seems to me that this emphasis diverts attention from actually using climate, meteorological and hydrological knowledge and research in the application of pressing current needs in the developing world.»

This makes sense, also in light of the application of the three step - test, considering that unlawful streams can have a negative impact on the economic exploitability of lawful offers for the same content and thereby adversely affect the normal exploitation of those works (see also ACI Adam, paras 38 - 39).