Sentence examples for a net score from inspiring English sources

Fellow Tory and environmental campaigner Zac Goldsmith would fare little better with a net score of –6.

Right now, the favorable figure is 33.7percentnt and the unfavorable figure is 61.3percentnt, for a net score of minus 27.6.

Only 18% of citizens judge he would be good for London, while 28% feel he would be bad for the city, giving him a net score of -10.

Clinton's favorable/unfavorable numbers are also upside down — 42.5percentnt favorable and 53.6percentnt unfavorable, which amounts to a net score of minus 11.1percentnt.

Now 32% approve of his performance against 50% who disapprove, leaving a net rating of -18, while 13% approve of Nick Clegg's leadership and 60% disapprove, giving the Lib Dem leader a net score of -47.

Liberal Democrats were the unhappiest with their party's national leadership, with a net score of just 26.8%... LGC's research found 14.6% of Liberal Democrat councillors who said they normally campaign in general elections, and 10.8% of Conservatives in the same position, planned to campaign less or not at all in 2015 because of their party's national performance since 2010.

With the Knicks 26-311) finding a spark and Marbury finally finding something resembling a net, scoring 20 points in the final quarter, the Knicks cut the 23-point deficit to 4 with 17.7 seconds left, and cut it to 4 again with 6.1 seconds left.

Paul Pierce had his best game as a Net, scoring 33 points.

Subsequently, an overall net score was derived by subtracting the total number of disadvantageous from advantageous choices (C + D − [A + B]).

The SNP's Nicola Sturgeon retains a net positive score of +6, half the +12 she scored earlier in the campaign.

Last July, 55% of Americans had a favorable opinion of her and 36% an unfavorable one, for a net favorability score of +19, compared with the current +11 score".