Sentence examples for average approval rating from inspiring English sources
Terrible ratings for Congress, which has an average approval rating of under 12percentt, are nothing new (a recent survey asking Americans how they'd fix Congress prompted such helpful suggestions as "lock them in a room together until they get along" and "well placed dynamite").
Former President Bill Clinton, the next-lowest ranked, had an average approval rating of 55percentt for that time period, while former Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush enjoyed first quarter ratings of 63percentand58percentcent, respectively".
Mr Bush's average approval rating now stands at 37%.
His average approval rating has hung in the mid-to-upper 30s.
Last year, her average approval rating in the poll was 49percentt and her disapproval rating was 29percentt.
Even with the most recent bad polling numbers, Trump's average approval rating sits at 40.0%, right in his sweet spot.
His average daily average approval rate was holding steady around 46.5percentt approval and in the high 47 percent range for his daily average disapproval.
What the office found is that the average approval rate has been coming down for years--reaching 56% in fiscal 2013.
Obama's average approval rate and disapproval rate both got better by the slimmest of margins -- one-tenth of a point -- which places him pretty much where he ended the past two months.
Although the UK Government has set a target of 10% for the proportion of the UK's electricity produced by renewable energy by 2010, wind power in the UK has a long history of controversy, with an average approval rate for planning permission of only 28% for onshore wind farms.
