Sentence examples for popular compared with from inspiring English sources
At a guess – a modernising reformer, mistrusted by the left but still remarkably popular compared with virtually all present day politicians.
ON YouTube, copyrighted video clips of movies and TV shows are far less popular compared with noncopyrighted material than previously thought, according to a new study.
A Detour to Detroit The banks are positively popular compared with General Motors and Chrysler (which is mostly owned by a private-equity firm that says it cannot put any more of its own equity into the company).
The use in thermoplastics is not popular compared with the two other applications.
They chose Pikachu because it was relatively popular compared with the other Pokémon and the staff thought that "potentially both boys and girls would like it".
This option is less popular compared with hair transplantation.
In 2008, for instance, Barack Obama won 52.8percentt of the popular vote, compared with 45.7percentt for John McCain.
With 89percentt of precincts reporting, Mr. Corzine had received 50percentt of the popular vote, compared with 47percentt for Mr. Franks.
Obama won reelection in 2012 with 51percentt of the popular vote compared with Republican nominee Mitt Romney's 47percentt.
(In Vietnam, Japan is generally popular, especially compared with China, a country with a long history of invading its southern neighbour).
Mr. Berlusconi's coalition won 47percentt of the popular vote, compared with 38percentt for his opponent, Rome's former mayor, Walter Veltroni.
