Sentence examples for disapproval level from inspiring English sources

With specific respect to ISIS, the President's disapproval level is even worse at 57percentt.

Over the last two months, two of the country's biggest investors stepped forward to declare their general disapproval with the level of executive pay, and to call for investors to be given more say over the packages.

Meanwhile, a new New York Times/CBS News poll shows Congressional disapproval at record levels.

This game became freighted with new meaning during the culture wars, when high-level disapproval of a sitcom or a song became a referendum on national values.

Some 8% of shareholders voted against the remuneration report but the level of disapproval rose to 30% when deliberate abstentions were included.

Almost two-thirds tell pollsters he is doing a bad job, a level of disapproval that has endured for two years.

That is the most since The Times first began asking the question in 1977, and a higher level of disapproval than was found after a political stalemate led to a federal government shutdown in 1995.

"The raised browed stare implies an almost school teacher-ish level of disapproval".

That level of disapproval could do irreparable damage to even the strongest of egos.

Right now 61% of Americans oppose the War in Afghanistan, the same level of disapproval Vietnam had around the 1969 protests, but we see few people speaking out in the streets against the war.

In a Washington Post/ABC News poll last month, nearly half the voters surveyed said they "definitely would not" vote for Jeb Bush in 2016 - a level of disapproval matched only by Romney.