Sentence examples for weekly approval from inspiring English sources

To put some specific numbers around this: performing a regression of Mr. Obama's weekly approval rating among Democrats as a function of his overall approval rating finds that for every one-point shift in his overall rating, his rating among Democrats moves by six-tenths of a point, meaning that Democrats are about 40 percent less sensitive than voters as a whole.

During September, Obama's average weekly approval ratings had been slightly lower: 50percentt for the first two weeks of September, 49percentt from Sept. 17 to 23 and 48percentt from Sept. 24 to 30.

Dylan Thomas, writing in the New English Weekly combined approval with criticism but did Beckett the favour of taking his work seriously.

Approval among weekly churchgoers, when Hispanics were included, was as high as disapproval.

Over the past five weeks in the Gallup weekly tracker, Obama's approval is down to just 42.6%.

(For instance, the margin of error on a weekly reading of Mr. Obama's approval rating among African-American voters is about plus or minus six percentage points).

Stewart prepares a weekly schedule of activities for the approval of her probation officer, and the Time party was on the list, but Stanton is trying to determine whether she characterized it accurately.

Earlier in June, Northcliffe managed to gain approval to buy the weekly Nottingham freesheet The Topper, after extremely protracted negotiations, despite already owning the Nottingham Post, which meant it had a high combined share of the local market.

It is worth noting that this study was completed prior to approval of exenatide once weekly, so the estimated cost and daily dose of exenatide twice daily are neither influenced by nor generalizable to exenatide once weekly.

Weekly oral alendronate and risedronate achieved approval based on comparisons with the respective daily regimens (Schnitzer et al 2000; Brown et al 2002).

If it goes forward, "The Approval Matrix" would be a weekly series with four guests debating where on the matrix to place newsmakers and events.