Sentence examples for lackluster approval from inspiring English sources

From the very beginning, Trump's lackluster approval ratings have beguiled all of us.

The just-released latest entry in the franchise, "The First Purge," has a lackluster 45percentt critical approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes as of this writing.

"The same Republicans in Congress who obstructed Mr. Obama every step on the road back now want to end Medicare, eliminate it altogether," Mr. Sheen intones in a notable, full-throated embrace of a president whose approval ratings remain lackluster.

Trump's approval ratings are lackluster, and any Democrat with a halfway-decent filter between their lizard brain and their mouth ought to be able to mop the floor with him.

Though Barack Obama won Pennsylvania in 2008 with 55% of the vote, given the his low approval ratings and lackluster results of his campaign cameos over the past two years (see 2009 New Jersey Governor race and 2010 Massachusetts special election for U.S. Senate) it's unlikely his support would do much to energize soured Democrats.

It may make a lackluster or ill-advised design less likely to win approval or move uninterrupted toward construction.

The so-called Crimean mobilization pumped up Putin's approval ratings, sagging from the 2011-12 protestsl protests and lackluster economic performance.

Given the lackluster results of some investments in Hollywood to date, Chinese government approval for investment in Hollywood is getting harder to obtain.

The film garnered a 2% approval rating on the website, with reviewers calling his performance "lackluster" and "wasted".

A more likely outcome is like that of Chile, where a lackluster candidate was unable to take advantage of Socialist Party President Michelle Bachelet's 80percentt approval rating, and lost to a right-wing billionaire in 2010.

Yet President Bush's economic approval ratings remain low, weighed down by anger over Iraq and concerns about lackluster wage increases and stubbornly high gasoline prices.