Sentence examples for enough popular from inspiring English sources

Several politicians, not just in Britain, fear that the currency is arriving without enough popular support.

Yet none would immediately appear to have broad enough popular appeal to defeat Mr. Karzai.

He said M.L.S. had also failed to have enough popular Hispanic players on its teams.

The Conservatives who govern Canada have struggled for almost five years to marshal enough popular support to turn their minority into a majority.

Talks about the importance of a "hook event" for each season--something with enough popular appeal to attract sponsors and subscribers for the rest of the series.

"At certain points in American history, protectionist rhetoric alone might have rustled up enough popular anger to ruin InBev's takeover attempt," Ms. MacIntosh says.

Hutton believes, plausibly enough, that popular notions of fairness do make allowance for luck.

Yet Mr. Pataki's commitment to tax cuts faces its most serious test this year, and it remains to be seen whether he is stubborn enough or popular enough to weather the firestorm his proposed cuts to education will ignite.

Many Sunni Muslim clerics have preached against the American occupation, but Sheik Daham's sermons, broadcast by loudspeaker, were extreme enough, and popular enough, to draw the notice of the allied forces.

But what may have been true in the aftermath of two world wars has given way to a new century where none of our ancient institutions are strong enough or popular enough on their own to bind us together.

Nonetheless, any band big enough and popular enough is bound to inspire tribute bands, whether you're Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin or whomever.