Sentence examples for is rather popular from inspiring English sources
Counterfeiting is rather popular in Bangladesh.
No throwing herself about the keyboard, which is rather popular these days.
The African Union, a rather weak and cash-strapped body, is rather popular in Brussels as a partner for peacekeeping missions, and in its structures is modelled on the EU: it has a council, and a rotating presidency and a commission etc etc. (I once heard somebody at a meeting with the Portuguese foreign minister suggest the AU was a very good thing simply because it was modelled on the EU).
In practice, the joint normal transform method for dependence modelling, which consists of transforming the margins to normal distributions, induce a dependence structure and transform back, is rather popular (e.g. Kurowicka and Cooke (2006), Section 4.2).
He actually is rather popular across Russia.
Youth health care is rather popular among female doctors, and also among first-year medical students.
IN THE last year we have written a series of articles on working hours, many of which were rather popular.
Football and comment is free also proved to be rather popular – 12 of the top 100 pieces are football related and 10 are featured on comment is free.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, our picture of David Beckham modelling his own underwear (as in those he designed, not those he owns) was rather popular with readers.
(The team affected most profoundly by this is Arkansas State, which was rather popular in the CommonCensus poll but which brings in few revenues from college football and doesn't usually sell out its small stadium).
