Sentence examples for rating soar from inspiring English sources

Once a popular political figure, Ms Gillard has seen her dissatisfaction rating soar from 29% just after she took over as prime minister to 62%.

He said the party - which has seen its opinion poll rating soar and topped the national poll in last year's European elections - was "delusional" about its chances of winning seats in May.

When he tells his audience the truth—"I really don't know any way to say it other than I just ran out of bullshit"—and announces that the following week he will commit suicide on the air, his rating soar, and he is reinstated not as an objective authority figure but as a wildly subjective voice of opinion: the incarnation of television news as entertainment.

"If we put Vince Cable in we'll have our poll rating soar because he is economically literate - unlike Nick Clegg.

His approval rating soared to 90 percent.

Mr Abe's approval rating soared, too.

After Bill Clinton's impeachment hearings, his approval rating soared.

The governor's approval rating soared after his handling of the damages from Hurricane Sandy.

No wonder his approval rating soared to nearly 90percentt after he invaded Crimea.

And remember how the president's popularity rating soared when he harshly and decisively pulled the reins on his ministers!

Would interest rates soar?