Sentence examples for least populism from inspiring English sources

Last but not least: populism is often linked to the emergence of new forms of representation outside traditional political institutions.

Not least, populism expresses anger with politicians who seemed not to have much time or attention for the complaints of those being bypassed by globalization.

In other words, nativism - i.e. xenophobic nationalism - was at least as important as populism.

When it comes to public policy, scientists often get their own way – or, at least, rarely lose out to populism.

But then money has always played a bigger role in New York than it has in London or L.A. Maybe it's just the aura of inclusiveness and maybe it won't last, but it does seem that even the coolest kids on the block are gravitating to a new kind of populism, or at least the pretense of it.

Most of the new channels are backed by one sheik or another as an antidote, or at least an alternative, to Al Jazeera's populism.

The notion of libertarian populism is delusional on at least two levels.

Populism is everywhere, or at least that's how it feels.

And the fact that Brat pulled off his upset victory over Cantor with such a distinctly anti Wall Street message suggests that right-wing anti-government populism continues to thrive, at least in Virginia's Seventh Congressional District. .

That's because, for now at least, the same incentives that shape the "bad populism" of the defund movement are also shaping the "good populism" that wants to end farm subsidies or reform drug sentencing or break up banks or cut taxes on families.

Expressing these concerns is not populism; the Fed is perhaps the least populist organization in the country.