Sentence examples for a higher approval from inspiring English sources

After all, Mr. Powell consistently has a higher approval rating for his job performance than any other administration official.

Congress is I think at 9". (It may be time to stop pointing out that you have a higher approval rating than Congress. Really, everything has a higher approval rating than Congress. Termites. Zombies. Donald Trump).

Mr. Berlusconi announced his intentions after several local polls showed him with a higher approval rating than the candidates currently on offer in the city.

But, in one positive sign for the Republicans, they notched a higher approval rating than the Waco suspects, five per cent to three.

In the same poll in 2012, even Mr Hollande's unpopular predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy, got a higher approval rating (56%) for dealing with the euro crisis.

Finally, only Labour and the conservatives can boast a higher approval rate than the legalisation of marijuana, a policy we predominately oppose as a country.

Dr. Youner gave a high approval rating to a low-heeled Badgley Mischka blue-and-beige toile de Jouy print sandal with a sequin-and-flower strap.

Considering Clinton had a high approval rating, it's somewhat surprising that Dole didn't lose by double digits in the general election.

And the French left lionizes Mr. Obama, a Democrat who still has a high approval rating — in France, if not in the United States.

The man who began 2003 with a high approval rating of 58%, according to TNS Sofres, a pollster, saw that figure crumble to only 29% by December.

Obama had several major advantages over Trump: a high approval rating, a large majority in Congress that was relatively united (including, for a stretch in late 2009, a filibuster-proof Senate), and an economic crisis that created a sense of urgency.