Sentence examples for a level of disapproval from inspiring English sources
Almost two-thirds tell pollsters he is doing a bad job, a level of disapproval that has endured for two years.
In a Washington Post/ABC News poll last month, nearly half the voters surveyed said they "definitely would not" vote for Jeb Bush in 2016 - a level of disapproval matched only by Romney.
Individuals receiving government welfare or community social support may perceive a level of disapproval from others if such support is spent on tobacco products, thereby increasing the likelihood of falsely reporting to be a non-smoker.
That is the most since The Times first began asking the question in 1977, and a higher level of disapproval than was found after a political stalemate led to a federal government shutdown in 1995.
"The raised browed stare implies an almost school teacher-ish level of disapproval".
Some 8% of shareholders voted against the remuneration report but the level of disapproval rose to 30% when deliberate abstentions were included.
Right now 61% of Americans oppose the War in Afghanistan, the same level of disapproval Vietnam had around the 1969 protests, but we see few people speaking out in the streets against the war.
A recent analysis assessed the effects of age, period (i.e., the year in which data were obtained), and cohort effects of population-based social norms regarding heavy alcohol use (i.e., level of disapproval of heavy use) on individual-level heavy drinking during adolescence.
Thirdly, religion has a multi-faceted influence on levels of disapproval of homosexuality among migrants.
