Sentence examples for modest popularity from inspiring English sources
The phrase "modest popularity" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a level of popularity that is not overwhelming but still noticeable or respectable. Example: "The book achieved modest popularity, selling a few thousand copies in its first year."
After the oil shocks of the 1970's, diesels had a period of modest popularity in the United States.
He enjoyed modest popularity as a singer-songwriter in Canada until his video, which has made him a sought-after speaker on customer service.
In the past few months Ms Tymoshenko's modest popularity rating has barely budged even as Mr Yanukovych's has slid downwards.The significance of the verdict goes far beyond Ms Tymoshenko and Mr Yanukovych.
Palestinian commentators attributed his modest popularity in their community not just to his wealth but to the fact that he doesn't look Jewish.This could hardly be said for the man who came second, with 43% of the vote.
Yet the gamba gets little respect today, no matter that a few years ago the film "Tous les Matins du Monde," about two of the greatest composers for the instrument, Marin Marais and Saint-Colombe, achieved modest popularity.
It enjoyed a modest popularity, running for 204 performances, and earned critical praise.
The Seychelles are enjoying a more modest rise in popularity, of between 10 and 15percentnt.
The smallest shares enjoyed a modest bit of popularity, with the Small-Cap index adding 2.4 points to close at 2250.5.
Mr. Cuomo's rise in popularity was modest, but comes after a legislative session where his standing with voters dropped in a number of polls.
Perhaps in reaction to this situation, there has been a modest resurgence in the popularity of traditional Chinese medicine, with its leisurely interview, its dependence on herbal and other "natural" medicines, and its other traditional diagnostic and therapeutic practices.
If the Convention gave Bill Clinton's rating a twenty-point "bounce" (one of this year's indispensible political terms along with "family values," of which the bipartisan flip side is "bimbo"), surely it could provide a modest upward shift in popularity for the needy mayor of the Convention's host city.
