Sentence examples for opinion rating from inspiring English sources

Even newspapers, magazines and restaurant guidebooks have reflected that opinion, rating it as "excellent" and handing out fistful of stars.

Speaker of the House Paul Ryan fared better than McConnell getting a 58percentt favorable opinion rating vs. a 30percentt unfavorable opinion rating.

Romney lost, but he had a formidable public opinion rating on election day, and remains a popular figure in the Republican Party.

When I first came into the polling business, I learned an old pollster rule of thumb about the 'favorable/unfavorable' or opinion rating question.

Schexnayder of Jesus Freak Hideout gave a second staff opinion rating of three-stars-out-of-five, and wroTo Thet "Come To The Well is not an unbearable musical venture, and it's likely one of their better recent releases.

It is widely accepted that Romero Barceló lost the elections because of this case, since his public opinion rating had deteriorated substantially during late 1984 as the investigations progressed, and since his political rivals used his defense of the officers as an indication of a possible conspiracy.

A total of 79% (33/42) of authors who expressed a favourable view had financial conflicts of interest with the manufacturer of rosiglitazone, compared with 22% (15/68) of authors who expressed an unfavourable opinion (rate ratio 3.65, 95% CI 2.31 to 5.77).

January 29 , 1998President Clinton posts his highest ever opinion poll rating.

The test is about openly sharing with the public the opinion and rating of other patients.

I am the only political leader in modern British history who has presided over an opinion poll rating represented by an asterisk – denoting that no detectable support could be found for us anywhere in the land!

More importantly, back in May 2012 Labour had a UK opinion poll rating of 41% (it was just after George Osborne's disastrous omnishambles budget) and was the largest party in the council elections with a lead of 7% over the Tories.