Sentence examples for has a popularity from inspiring English sources
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%.
With barely 16 months to go in his presidency, Mr. Bush has a popularity rating that hovers nears its historic lows, with only 30percentt approving of his handling of the job and 64percentt disapproving.
Mr. Toledo's wife, Eliane Karp, who was born in Belgium and who has a popularity rating lower than the president's, is accused of placing money from her consulting work in a bank account in Panama.
The cabinet of Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori has a popularity rating scarcely reaching the double digits, and many political analysts here say that the party's hold on the people is crumbling.
The pollsters Ipsos Mori found in June that Salmond has a popularity rating of plus 5 points while his deputy Nicola Sturgeon has a plus 15 rating, compared to a minus 16 rating for Darling, and a minus 36 rating for Cameron.
Indeed, she had a popularity rating that the defeated Clinton would envy and, it might be argued, eclipsed the candidate she was championing.
Consider that, with a traditional hierarchical bonus system, you already have a popularity contest.
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.
