Sentence examples similar to a favorable mark from inspiring English sources
This is a favorable sign.
Shaw had questioned the council majority's motives behind efforts to outsource McGrath's office, reminding them of previous failed attempts to change the office's current model and of a recent audit that gave the attorney's office favorable marks.
The first report card from a court-ordered federal monitor is expected Wednesday, and state officials predict favorable marks.
Mr. Bush's father, at a similar point after the previous war in Iraq, also enjoyed relatively favorable marks for his management of the economy.
She received quite a few good reviews, yes, but many of them keyed off her low bar ("Sarah Palin was supposed to fall off the stage," began an assessment in The Politico by Roger Simon, who gave Ms. Palin favorable marks).
But Clinton's advantage in favorable ratings is clearest among moderate and conservative Democrats, among whom 80percentt give Clinton favorable marks but only 41percentt rate Sanders positively.
Former President Bill Clinton wins higher favorable marks — 53percentthanthanyany major 2016 candidate, having only recently joined the campaign trail to support Hillary.
Tuesday's electorate is likely to be even less fond of the president: 53 percent of likely voters see Obama unfavorably, while 43percentt give him favorable marks.
The poll finds far less upheaval on the Democratic side, with Hillary Clinton receiving persistently high favorable marks among fellow Democrats and outpacing Bernie Sanders across all segments of the party.
The president did get favorable marks for his willingness to meet with members of the Native American community at the beginning of his presidency to discus the policies impacting their community.
