Sentence examples for favourable rating from inspiring English sources

At this point, we must pause to remind those who snort that Johnson is not credible that he won two terms as mayor of London, a Labour-leaning city, against a charismatic Labour candidate, and that he is the most popular elected politician in the UK – the only one in our ComRes Favourability Index with a net favourable rating.

While the favourable rating on Obamacare is gradually rising, still only 31% are in favour against 43% who are not.

On election day, Trump's favourable rating was comparable to Richard Nixon's in May 1974.

The regime's favourable rating has slumped from 57% at the start of its tenure to 23% now.

Foreign Office threat rating: low Across the eastern border, Vietnam shares both the French colonial heritage and the FCO's most favourable rating.

A range of opinion polls also suggest that Labour's lead over the Conservatives is narrowing, with a new ComRes survey suggesting just 22% of voters rate him as a good leader compared with 28% giving David Cameron a favourable rating.

They can borrow money at a favourable rate thanks to "implicit" government guarantees.

The email exchanges presented by the prosecution showed that Contogoulas repeatedly offered the Libor submitters coffee or wine in return for favourable rates.

It costs a wallet-friendly 85 lira (£20 at current, favourable, rates) for three days or 115 lire (£27) for five days.

The court heard that the group were paid big bonuses and offered each other wine and coffee in return for favourable rates.

The paper claimed they changed their Western deutschmarks for Eastern money at favourable rates and stripped East Berlin's shops.