Sentence examples for more popular support from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kan has more popular support.

That clapping is a good sound for tap dancing, which could use more popular support.

Mr. Musharraf — who is already widely unpopular — would lose even more popular support.

Without more popular support, the war on terror here is not going to be won.

Ms. Bhutto, a former prime minister, is viewed as pro-American and is believed to have more popular support than the general.

Would McCain have more popular support right now than Obama does, because the public really wants an agenda of smaller government and lower taxes?

They still have powerful connections in Pakistan and, more importantly, popular support at home.

Without more widespread popular support, however, a general election could be the end of him.

As market economies expanded and as middle classes grew larger and more influential, popular support for such conditions increased, often accompanied by demands for further democratization.

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Kim Il-sung, North Korea's founder, and the government may be hoping that American food aid will buy it more willing popular support.

In particular, the popular outcry over what will be seen by most Romanians as an insultingly small offer to Peter's survivors will prompt renewed calls, with much more potential popular support, for the rapid withdrawal of Romanian troops from Iraq.