Sentence examples for because of a popular from inspiring English sources

But this election was very different from any in the past, because of a popular uprising.

If they're ever stopped, it's usually because of a popular backlash or an election.

Not only that, but did you know that the actual name "Super Bowl" was chosen because of a popular children's toy?

So, it can be argued, Mr Cameron may win because it is "his turn", not because of a popular shift to the right.

He said that the public had become cynical and indifferent to politics, in part because of a popular view that moneyed interests had hijacked the system.

The sentimentality that many Japanese have toward Myanmar may be in part because of a popular 1956 film, "The Burmese Harp," in which a Japanese soldier dons the robes of a Buddhist monk and remains behind after the war.

But this is different, not only because it's an adaptation of a popular novel, but because Hollywood studios can only greenlight so many parables about our cyber destiny.

A phenomenon generally reported is not to be brushed aside because of a wrong popular ascription of its cause.

The Conservatives are expected to face a drubbing by Labour, mostly because of the country's economic woes but also because of a growing popular sense, as one Conservative lawmaker put it last week, that Mr. Cameron and the party's senior leaders are "posh, arrogant toffs" — elitists who are out of touch with the public.

But it has held on to most of the domestic market for alcoholic beverages, mainly because of Taiwan Beer, a popular, high-quality brew belied by its generic name and bland label.

Adolescents are an essential group of users, because condoms are a popular contraception at the early stages of sexual career.