Sentence examples for weak approval from inspiring English sources

And the question has consumed the state's political establishment as it gauges the potential damage to Mr. McGreevey, a governor with weak approval ratings and a litany of public embarrassments.

All the candidates are focusing on Gov. Chris Christie: Trump riding his endorsement and Cruz and Kasich hoping to take advantage of his weak approval rating at home.

After touting French President Francois Hollande's weak approval ratings, the existence of 3-D printed cars, ATMs in multiple languages, cell phones equipped with GPS mapping, Uber and AirBnB, he eventually got down to business: He called for more oil and gas exploration (fracking), lower corporate taxes and turning over the core operations of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to the financial sector.

But even if the CBS poll is thrown out, Bush is still showing remarkably weak job approval.

The Ones Below enjoys a 71% Fresh critical rating at Rotten Tomatoes, but a weak 38% approval rating among the site's users.

According to Gallup polls, Mr Bush has the weakest job-approval rating of any newly re-elected president since 1948.

How many times can you say something like that before all the claims coalesce into a weak mist of approval?

McCain is unpopular across all political party affiliations, the survey says, scoring a weak 35percentt positive approval rating with fellow Republicans, against a 55percentt disapproval rating with GOP voters.

Justin's physical condition was weak, and with the approval of my editors I introduced him to a doctor.

"Dissatisfaction with the President as evidenced by his mid-40smid-40spercentpprovandand weak 'deserves a second term' ratings hasn't translated into affection for his GOP challengers," said Peter A. Brown, of the Quinnipiac polling institute.

Yet many now complain that he is weak and indecisive; his approval rating has plunged to around 30%.The president's defenders point out that Argentina has no experience of coalition government.