Michelin may be popularly known as a restaurant guide, but it is one that has stayed perversely true to its origins as a glove compartment companion for motorists.
Newspapers actually get things wrong much less frequently than may be popularly believed; and we endeavour to correct the record whenever errors are made.
Economics may be popularly known as the dismal science, but sound economic policies that emphasize growth with equity have played their part in these success stories and can continue to do so in the future.
It may not be popularly known, but many Sag's are known for (either valuing or) having a big sexual organ they enjoy with great pride.
For them, the importance of marital relationships lay in continued sexual engagement, a 'natural' part of life, though they conceded that this may not be popularly accepted: If old people talk about love, or marriage or sex, then people will think they are depraved.
No wonder they are so agitated by the BNP, which, they fear, may have a more popularly plausible story than theirs of who the British really are.
Technological breakthroughs may make the process, popularly known as fracking, safer, but it's not apparent when or if they could be implemented at reasonable cost.
Conservatism, popularly understood, may be simplistic, ahistorical, even racist, but Loury owes it to his readers to argue this fully and not simply display a smug intellectual disdain or philosophical airiness.
In order to develop effective evidence-based prevention strategies researchers may need to challenge popularly held beliefs about child sexual abuse, taking care to do so in a way that recognises the sensitivities surrounding the topic.
A recent review by Frakt [ 5] found that cost-shifting from public to private insurance occurs, although it may be less than popularly imagined.
