Sentence examples for have broad popularity from inspiring English sources
Mr. Abbas does not have broad popularity in the streets, but he is popular within the senior ranks of Fatah.
The Sadr movement has broad popularity among the poor, and it has been expected to do well in the provincial elections, most likely at the expense of the Shiite parties loyal to Mr. Maliki.
However, male authors that write stories with female protagonists as their leads -- like Brandon Sanderson or Garth Nix -- have had broad popularity.
The lessons learned may have broad relevance for social and health researchers, given the broad-based popularity of consumer-driven electronic communication.
"It could have broad ramifications".
This may have broad implications.
The skepticism has been stoked by environmental groups that came to the gulf in droves, lawyers who have been soliciting clients from billboards along roads leading south, a sensation-hungry news media and politicians who have gained broad popularity for thundering in opposition to response officials.
Although tai chi may have its roots in self-defense, in recent years it has gained broad popularity as a therapeutic exercise, promoting physical fitness while reducing stress.
But his younger brother, Ed (centre-left in photo), has a broad popularity in the party that may yet bring him victory.
Because the method has gained broad popularity in recent years, the main recent developments in the field of new sorbents, techniques and possible applications are discussed in this article.
