Examples of using Even negative in English and their translations into Spanish
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following the zero or even negative growth posted by Lebanon in the period 1996-2000,
Progress towards the goals is now threatened by sluggish, even negative, economic growth, diminished resources,
Professor Lee said that some activities received a low or even negative score because the reviews had taken a short-term view,
On the other hand low interest rates(even negative in some cases) and continuing high costs as a result of the crisis(especially due to loan loss provisions) are also pushing down bank profits.
Progress towards the goals is now threatened by sluggish- or even negative- economic growth, diminished resources,
regarding the limited or even negative contributions of the classical sanctions,
the assets for a lower or even negative price.
The usually unwelcome result of this- at least for savers- is very low, and even negative interest rates in some countries, as well as lower returns for investors in banks themselves.
Conversely, a contentious electoral process, with aggressive and even negative campaigning, lobbying and secret bilateral deals,
the inflation risk premium has been very low and even negative as investors have seen bonds as a hedge(«insurance»)
the growth predictions for 2015 are either for low levels or even negative growth in the case of Brazil,
the transfer and implementation of technological mitigation solutions may involve very low or even negative reduction costs IPCC, 2000a.
to highlight their specific identity, and they suffer from a vague and even negative image linked to the idea of poverty in remote rural areas ibid.
often ending up in insufficient or even negative net transfers with heavy strings attached.
the climatic benefits may be neutral or even negative, while biodiversity- and ecosystem services(e.g. water availability) can be negatively affected.
the transformation impact can be even negative.
seriously affected global activity, with growth rates low or even negative in developing countries.
can therefore be extremely volatile(even negative) following major catastrophes.
the net trade gains in the agricultural sector of some of the economically weaker developing countries are likely to be very small or even negative.
in a context of low or even negative growth, globalization was not perceived as an obstacle to development,