Sentence examples for favourable ratings from inspiring English sources
In 2007 Hillary Clinton had much higher favourable ratings among blacks than Mr Obama did.
That also saw companies get favourable ratings in tests by making their cars so that they would appear to perform better in lab tests.
The raters, whose imprimatur is often essential for a security's success, say they are currently refusing favourable ratings to far more proposed issues than they endorse.
Barack Obama received largely favourable ratings from across the US today for a congressional address in which he promised that the country would emerge from the recession stronger and set out the most ambitious anti-poverty programme since the 1960s.
The scope for playing games, and cherry-picking the most favourable ratings, will increase, and may even come to dominate banks' risk-management decisions.The shellgame played around CDOs should be enough to alert investors and regulators to a looming danger.
In 1999 promoters Bob Arum and Cedric Kushner admitted to bribing the IBF in order to receive favourable ratings for their fighters, and Don King was described as an unindicted coconspirator in the case.
Many credit rating agencies have continued to give favourable credit ratings to subprime products.
Fourth, there is limited information on the issues contributing to a decrease in HRQoL as a result of the telephone interview process, with no in-person follow-up, although previous work examining telephone interviews has shown that the response rate is improved but patients may report more favourable health ratings [ 40].
Rating scales with the most positive option on the left produced more favourable mean ratings with smaller variance than scales with positive anchors on the right [ 31].
The principal findings of these studies were: Rating scales with the most positive option on the left produced more favourable mean ratings with smaller variance than scales with positive anchors on the right [ 31 ].
For one thing, he was the most popular member of the outgoing government, and has favourable poll ratings even among voters on the right.
