Sentence examples for continues popular from inspiring English sources

"Labour ought to win this very safe seat, but given that Labour's poll rating is at an all-time low and the SNP continues popular, you cannot rule out the SNP's pulling it off," says John Curtice of Strathclyde University.

With every day that Israel's campaign continues, popular support for Hizbullah both in Lebanon and outside grows, as does the risk of another fatal mistake like Qana and that, too, bodes ill for a peaceful future.

Such backing would be difficult to achieve because pacifism enjoys continuing popular support.

Both insurers and employers predicted that most insurance companies would continue popular policies that were enacted under the law.

That there were over 200 known ballad writers known by name is evidence of a continuing popular tradition.

The statement made no specific reference to the cease-fire pledge, but urged people to continue popular demonstrations.

He said he was concerned about the new stifling of free speech, for which the best challenge, he thought, was continued popular dissent.

On the contrary, both may be not wrong but irrelevant to the continuing popular and even intellectual appeal of the Bible.

Many green activists felt that the environmentalists who offered support for the deal had been snookered, and argued that continued popular pressure could have eliminated the coal-fired plants.

But the location of the memorial in a little-known park sandwiched between two skyscrapers seemed to signal continuing popular ambivalence about commemorating anything having to do with Vietnam.

First published in 1862 to a mixed reception, Victor Hugo's massive Les Misérables – a rousing example of the expansive Victorian novels Henry James dubbed "large loose baggy monsters" – has enjoyed a continuing popular success and been filmed several dozen times since 1897.