Sentence examples for had a popularity from inspiring English sources

Indeed, she had a popularity rating that the defeated Clinton would envy and, it might be argued, eclipsed the candidate she was championing.

On the other hand, the contemporary Dictionnaire universel of the Jesuit fathers of Trévoux had a popularity among the orthodox that caused it to run through six editions and then gradually to expand from three to eight volumes between 1704 and 1771.

11 item, the candles have a popularity that continues to hold strong.

But if we don't, it won't mean that soccer has a popularity problem.

Harry Reid, the majority leader in the Senate, is up for re-election next year and has a popularity rating of less than 50%.

Consider that, with a traditional hierarchical bonus system, you already have a popularity contest.

LingoZone has a popularity board, as well as a score board.

For analyzing ingredient preferences we infer the popularity of ingredients from the popularity of recipes - e.g., if two users visit two distinct recipes which both contain salt, than each recipe would have the popularity 1 since it received one visit, while salt would have a popularity of 2 since it received two visits.

-- and Crist has a popularity rating of something like 70%.

The Guerrilla Girls believe that art is global, boundless, and shouldn't be reduced to a small number of artists who have a popularity contest in the art marketplace.

Ironically, throughout the 1850s, the British sport of cricket had a broader popularity than baseball.