Sentence examples for considerably less popular from inspiring English sources

There were several popular recordings by Glenn Miller and the Dorseys, and one considerably less popular.

Mr. Romney is considerably less popular with Hispanics than Mr. McCain was four years ago.

It is hard to see how inviting Trump to meet him would help Peña Nieto domestically, as Trump is, unsurprisingly, considerably less popular in Mexico than the president.

These Lions have shipped only four tries in their first 240 minutes in New Zealand yet focusing on that side of the ledger is considerably less popular.

Gordon Brown and Ed Miliband both dragged down their party: while Cameron was more popular than his party, they were considerably less popular than theirs, yet they clung on.

The latter two items are considerably less popular with the environmental community — since more LNG exports could, in turn, spur more exploitation of natural gas through fracking and associated technologies domestically.

Barr finished her campaign with nearly 50,000 votes nationwide, placing sixth overall with considerably less than 0.1% of the popular vote; Stein placed far ahead of her in fourth place with roughly 0.3% of the popular vote.

Of course, unlike Mr. Gore, Lincoln had won his election (although he received only 39percentt of the popular vote, considerably less than Mr. Gore did).

While annual revenues of €152.2m for Rovio sound impressive, then, some mobile games industry experts are pointing out that Angry Birds is considerably less lucrative than the most popular freemium games.

This has occurred a few times in U.S. history even under the existing system, with the result that the electoral-college winner garnered considerably less than 50percentt of the popular vote in multi-candidate races.

Modern tourists, who've made "Third Man" tours of Vienna sewers quite popular, are considerably less finicky.