Sentence examples for a strong approval from inspiring English sources

Jimmy Carter also had a strong approval rating in the early months of 1980 – above 60 percent in net approval (with 53 percent approving and only 31 percent disapproving) – but it weakened sharply over the year as the economy deteriorated.

There are three reasons accounting for such a strong approval of Numenius by the early Christians.

After his election, Nicolas Sarkozy had a strong approval rating.

The Republican held a strong approval rating among voters as he diverged from the national party's rhetoric on immigration and social issues.

This finding corroborates with the study by Littman et al who found that a strong approval of breastfeeding by fathers was associated with a high incidence of breastfeeding (98.1%), compared to only 26.9% breastfeeding when the father was indifferent to feeding choice (P < 0.001) [ 24].

With a recent poll showing 2 in 3 Canadians are satisfied with Trudeau's leadership ― an unusually strong approval rating for a prime minister ― it would seem his honeymoon phase continues.

For example, suppose a person feels strong approval (a positive appraising attitude) of a subject in virtue of his heroic action.

The prime minister and leader of Civic Platform, Donald Tusk, can boast of economic growth in 2009 of 1.7% and a government with strong approval ratings.

Mr. Paladino, of course, will be charging steeply uphill against Mr. Cuomo, a familiar face with strong approval ratings as attorney general and a commanding lead in a heavily Democratic state.

Overall, a pretty steady and strong approval rate.

In some closed private circles, the use of the word as an adjective to describe strong approval might be accepted or even welcome.