Sentence examples for better approval from inspiring English sources

Twelve red states (ie, ones that voted for George Bush) are run by Democrats—all of whom have better approval ratings than the president does.

Still, this truth stands: that few among us would ever uncurl from the fetal position after the gauntlet she ran during the 1990s, let alone pull it together to become a highly visible and popular secretary of state with better approval ratings than her boss.

Is there any better approval? .

Who knows, maybe Santa will leave some better approval ratings under the White House Christmas tree?

A 25-point increase in your credit score could mean two things: better approval odds and lower interest rates.

The Democratic Party scored much better: its approval rating and disapproval rating were both forty-seven per cent.

In fact, in the City of Chicago, Kirk has a slightly better job approval number, registering 55.2%.

Gas prices are way down, which can easily translate into better job approval for any sitting president (it's a political fact of life, fair or not).

Matthew Dowd, who was a Bush strategist in 2004 but voted for Mr. Obama in 2008, said Mr. Bush had somewhat better job-approval numbers during his re-election campaign than Mr. Obama does now.

But another big obstacle in the past, regulators, shouldn't be as big a problem this time around: "We see this bid as having a better chance of approval given the flow of mergers and approvals of state aid within the sector … as well as recent combinations of businesses in financial services, which would never have passed competition authority scrutiny only three months ago".

The flip side of the coin is no better: Congress's approval rating has sunk to 9 percent, the poll found, a record low.