Sentence examples for an overall approval from inspiring English sources
Approval for the governor's job performance also divides along party lines, with an overall approval rating of 48 percent, and 91 percent of Republicans approving and 84 percent of Democrats disapproving.
How does it make prisoners happy when you cut them off from the world?"A recent opinion poll shows that 64% of Cuban-Americans approve of Mr Obama's travel policy, giving the president an overall approval rating of 67%.
It attracted an overall approval rating of 75%, but almost a quarter also selected it as their favourite.
Usually, an overall approval rating close to or above 50% signals victory for the incumbent; anything less creates an opening for his rival.
As the Guardian reported, the coalition enjoys an overall approval rating of +10 points in running the country, with the public also inclined to give it the benefit of the doubt on the economy.
A May 2018 CNN Poll showed an overall approval rating of 42%, which actually represented a slight uptick.
The film received an 85% overall approval rating from Rotten Tomatoes.
"Gillespie voters mostly support Trump, but they'd rather keep him out of the picture here". Trump has a 35percentt overall approval rating in the commonwealth, but Northam and Gillespie supporters have sharply different assessments of him.
received a 91% overall approval rating.
I still have no idea what Trump talking about with the whole Lincoln business, but the "most popular Republican in history of the Party" is obviously wrong: In the aftermath of 9/11 George W. Bush had a 90percentt overall approval rating and his popularity among Republicans was 98percentt at one point.
The film received critical acclaim; on the review tallying website Rotten Tomatoes, Children of Men received a 93% overall approval out of 209 reviews from critics; the consensus states: "Children of Men works on every level: as a violent chase thriller, a fantastical cautionary tale, and a sophisticated human drama about societies struggling to live.
