Sentence examples for moderately popular from inspiring English sources

Whoever wins the primary will almost certainly come up against Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, a moderate, and moderately popular, Democrat who is expected to announce her candidacy next year.

Others that are moderately popular will remain at 99 cents.

A one-episode integration on a moderately popular show costs at least $100,000 but rarely goes over $500,000, Mr. Meyer said.

Home from the Hill (1960) was only moderately popular at the time, but it stands today as one of Minnelli's strongest dramas.

He did not let on, and people who had not followed the ins and outs of Albany intrigues might not have gotten the joke when he introduced Thomas J. DiNapoli by calling him "a moderately popular comptroller in this chamber".

It was even moderately popular.

Politics on average globally is moderately more popular than religion, with a 34% average in terms of social media subject.

We can point and laugh because eventually someone higher up on the production-value food chain will rebuff this sloganeering with their own moderately more popular sloganeering and everything will go back to normal, because this is how politics works in Canada now.

Facebook Home will be available for download from Google's app store, Play, on April 12 for four popular, moderately priced phones that use Android and are made by HTC and Samsung.

Mr. Farmer, who spent three decades in the city schools as an administrator and worked for Mr. Spencer as a special assistant in charge of moderately priced housing, is popular with teachers and has a natural constituency in a whole generation of children he helped educate and their parents.

In reaction, Bonnaroo has become less special-interest-y and more like the other huge and moderately hip American kaleidoscopes of popular music, like Coachella, Outside Lands and Governors Ball, than ever before.