Sentence examples for of low popularity from inspiring English sources

The high cost of low popularity is something every business manager dreads.

In a "survival index" of governors released by a panel of prominent analysts this spring, Mr. Kovalyov received a grade of D, because of "low popularity" and a "lack of obvious achievements".

It was to avoid a repeat of their humiliation last autumn at the hands of his younger predecessor, Shinzo Abe, who had shuffled his cabinet in the face of low popularity ratings, opened a special session of the Diet (parliament), and then abruptly resigned after a year in office.

LFU targets units of low popularity, i.e., the least frequently presented units are removed.

Because Hakia doesn't depend on links, Berkan claims it will make visible a category of low-popularity, high-volume pages that have languished in obscurity.

Due to low popularity of golf in Serbia, golf has been changed into riding bicycle in item A7.

For instance, some of the funding available in scientific research could be specifically directed towards promising projects on topics of currently low popularity.

After the creation of the World Cup, the 1932 Summer Olympics, held in Los Angeles, did not plan to include football as part of the schedule due to the low popularity of the sport in the United States, as American football had been growing in popularity.

Between January and May, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee expanded its list from 59 to 79 GOP-held seats it intends to target, hoping to take advantage of Trump's historically low popularity, the upsurge of activism, and the growing local protests against House Republicans.

One sign of it is his low popularity rating, the worst of any president in the Fifth Republic.

This drop may partly explain the inconsistency between the expectations of increasing interest in general practice care and low popularity of this specialty.