Sentence examples for conservative popularity from inspiring English sources

Nor is there much sign of Conservative popularity: they succeed only through popular determination to throw the Labour rascals out.

Now it is Conservative popularity that is tumbling to the quiet relish of some Lib Dem MPs.

Outside their stable base of support, Conservative popularity has sagged amid an economic downturn and disaffection for a party that has been in power for nine years.

Nick Clegg has accused the former chancellor George Osborne of casually cutting the benefits of the poorest people in society because he believed taking the austerity axe to welfare would boost Conservative popularity.

Greeks have been gripped and appalled by the revelations, with the conservatives' popularity ratings taking a heavy blow.

On the Conservatives' new popularity amongst gay voters Cohen said: "There is not a reason not to vote Conservative if you're gay.

In late 2009, the Conservatives' plunging popularity at the polls and the surge in support for the right-wing Wildrose Alliance led to speculation that Stelmach would receive lukewarm support at his mandatory leadership review, to be held at the November 2009 Progressive Conservative convention.

Teens are conservative creatures, and popularity is their coin.

And, when it comes down to it, that's probably what opposition parties want most of all: some kind of dent in the Conservatives' seemingly robust popularity.

Historian Douglas Babcock has suggested that this was due to the Conservatives' nomination of William Antrobus Griesbach, dashing Rutherford's hopes that his popularity among Conservatives would preclude their opposing him.

Mr. Klaus, a brash conservative, saw his early popularity erode as the economy weakened.