Sentence examples for greater popularity among from inspiring English sources

Given the prime minister's greater popularity among voters and deputies, Mr Sarkozy risked trouble from having him outside the tent.

Note, that differences below zero indicate greater popularity among female users, while differences above zero indicate greater popularity among male users.

In contrast, differences above zero imply greater popularity among male users.

Indeed, it expected, probably correctly, to reap certain benefits from such a response: greater popularity among Palestinians and greater potential for destabilization in the nationalist-controlled West Bank.

For that country, where this subcategory was the most popular type of sports-related venue, we did find a statistically significant positive cross-gender difference, indicating a greater popularity among male users (Figure 3 e)).

The cross-gender popularity difference for a given subcategory is then defined as the shortest Euclidean distance between the point representing that particular subcategory in the 2-dimensional space and its diagonal.2 Differences below zero indicate greater popularity among female users as the point lies on the left side of the diagonal.

In the early 18th century the enamel miniature enjoyed the greatest popularity among English patrons.

The Tannhäuser legend acquired great popularity among 19th-century Romantic writers.

In opposition to this, the violin has long had great popularity among the folk.

National feeling suppressed by foreign rule found expression in his plays and won him great popularity among Lithuanians.

Haakon's advocacy of the ancient Norse religion gained him great popularity among the non-Christian Norwegian chieftains.