Sentence examples for top satisfaction from inspiring English sources

Coffel [3] identified four top satisfaction discriminators between "somewhat satisfied" and "very satisfied".

In Wales, Aberystwyth University got the top satisfaction rating of 89%, down from 92% in 2010.

Coffel [3] also found that "service received for the fare paid" is one of the top satisfaction discriminators between "somewhat satisfied" and "very satisfied".

And in Northern Ireland, St Mary's University College was given the top satisfaction score of 93%, down slightly from last year's score of 94%.

A study conducted in the U.S. indicates that, compared with physicians with the top satisfaction survey ratings, physicians in the middle tertile had malpractice lawsuit rates that were 26% higher, and physicians in the bottom tertile had malpractice lawsuit rates that were 110% higher [ 23].

Brian Bilbray (C-California) declares himself a Toyota driver and wonders whether the Japanese firm's stellar reputation, alongside Mercedes and Porsche, at the top of satisfaction tables, created an inverted prejudice against strict review of the company.

He said: "The public sector operator achieved top customer satisfaction ratings, established itself as one of the best train operating companies in the country, and will have returned over £1bn to the Exchequer.

While hairdressers' pay hovers around the lower end of the pay scale (with an average income of £10,096 compared with the national average of £26,664), they often top work satisfaction polls.

Doug Sutherland, chairman of DOR, said: "During the year, we continued to make further good progress with the business turnaround of East Coast, and at 91%, we were able to achieve the top customer satisfaction result for a long-distance franchised rail operator".

According to customer experience analytics company ForeSee, e-commerce giant Amazon once again topped consumer satisfaction in online retail after taking the top spot in 2010.

He points out that Buckingham consistently tops student satisfaction surveys.