NOUN
- an opinion concerning financial statements (usually based on an audit by a CPA) that the statements as a whole do not present results fairly or are not in conformity with the generally accepted accounting practices of the United States
How To Use adverse opinion In A Sentence
- It would take only one adverse opinion poll for this discontent to become manifest. Times, Sunday Times
- Indeed, one of the many reasons why I like this site is that the comments are quite open to adverse opinions (unlike HuffPo, who seems to police comments quite overzealously). Think Progress » Demoralizing His Supporters, Obama Calls Nukes, Coal, And Oil Drilling ‘Clean Energy Jobs’
- But even in the face of adverse opinion polls and objections from Congress he has stressed his intent to push ahead with his top legislative priority – healthcare reform.
- It would take only one adverse opinion poll for this discontent to become manifest. Times, Sunday Times
- It would take only one adverse opinion poll for this discontent to become manifest. Times, Sunday Times
- It would take only one adverse opinion poll for this discontent to become manifest. Times, Sunday Times
- One of the older missionaries frowned at this intelligence, marling it down as one more proof of their doctor's essentially trivial attitude toward life, but his adverse opinion was not reported to his companions, because from a point forward of the Thetis a new board swept into view, and this one bore not a mere swimmer, but a nymph, a nude symbolization of all the pagan islands in the seven seas. Hawaii