Sentence examples for rated favorably from inspiring English sources

Politico published a survey showing that Clinton was rated favorably by 83percentt of respondents while Obama was rated favorably by 74percentt of African American voters.

Each is rated favorably by 45percentt of the public and unfavorably by 27percentt.

Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader, a Democrat from Nevada, was rated favorably by only 22 percent.

It is certainly true that Mr. Obama is not rated favorably by either group, but neither ranks him as its "most liberal" spender in the Senate.

By contrast, in Pew Research polling conducted between 1987 and 1996, John Paul II was consistently rated favorably by upwards of nine-in-ten U.S. Catholics.

Among cable-news channels, Fox News is rated favorably by seventy-two per cent of Republicans against forty-three per cent of Democrats, and MSNBC is rated favorably by sixty per cent of Democrats against thirty-four per cent of Republicans.

Dickey's solid offensive season also rates favorably in Mets history.

Morgan contends she will rate favorably under the In ternational‐Offshore Rule and will be placed on the market regardless of how she fares at Newport.

Jews and Catholics were seen most favorably in Putnam's surveys, while Muslims and Buddhists were rated least favorably, but the differences in public opinion toward each group were not vast.

As the distribution of the percentage values for all evaluation criteria and for the final publication recommendation show, there are clearly more manuscripts rated more favorably by Ra than by Re than there are manuscripts rated more favorably by Re than by Ra.

Those pools of debt are rated more favorably based on CIFG's financial guarantee, and better credit ratings allow institutions to borrow money at a lower cost.