Sentence examples for rating stuck from inspiring English sources

It is no wonder that Gallup finds Congress's approval rating stuck in the teens.

To the contrary, with Donald Trump's approval rating stuck at about forty per cent, and Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House, having announced his retirement, many Republicans are looking forward to November's midterms with quiet dread.

To no great angst in Dubai, the "rating" stuck.The Emirates Palace hotel in Abu Dhabi, another of the three hotels mentioned by the Independent, also denies any official claim to the seventh star.

With an average approval rating stuck in the high single-digits, it's clear we have very low expectations.

With a new poll showing her approval-rating stuck at a record low of 31%, Michelle Bachelet, Chile's president, asked her cabinet to resign.

With rates stuck near zero, the protests now come from the opposite direction.

New figures released today show industrial production slowing and the unemployment rate stuck near its postwar high.

Despite some improvements, the labor market remains strictly regulated, contributing to an unemployment rate stuck at 13.5 percent.

EUROPE'S interest rates, stuck at 2% for 30 months, have not increased in more than five years.

Then in the 1970s, the United States education system began to stagnate, with high-school graduation rates stuck at about three-quarters of all students.

The barometer of consumer sentiment showed that Americans were nervous about their present financial situations in early March, with the country's unemployment rate stuck at 9.7 percent.