Sentence examples for popular internally from inspiring English sources

Quite often ideas that are really popular internally at an organisation are not as popular with the external audience.

Ms. Conrad acknowledged that "Sponsors of tomorrow" had "reached its limits" in engaging with consumers, although it remained popular internally at Intel.

While companies frequently engage in risk analysis beforehand, employees are often afraid to speak up, fearing they will be seen as naysayers or will suffer the political consequences of objecting to an idea that is popular internally.

So far, there's an inkling of that with games like Vainglory and Hearthstone, and Mobcrush is producing streaming "stars" that are popular internally that weren't previously on platforms like YouTube or Twitch, Disini said.

A key driver in the cartoon crisis of 2006 was the need for weak autocratic regimes to mobilize popular support internally -- or at least stop their domestic rivals from doing so first.

Other nations that have transitioned from monarchy to democracy, England and France being two of the most notable, accomplished the feat internally by popular revolt.

He is a popular and well-regarded figure internally and among City scribes, but the decisions he will have to take to shake up M&S will be tough – and unpopular.

By picking on a suspect foreign company, officials can raise their profile and buttress domestic competitors, all while winning points internally for backing a popular campaign.

"Hezbollah, without Shiite popular support, is also a dangerous prospect internally because then the party will be more prone to use force to preserve its local standing".

As the senior American officer in Iraq since the fall of 2008, he has struggled against popular anger and apathy at home and fought internally for Iraq's share of matériel increasingly flowing to Afghanistan.

Also, while Nadella is generally considered to be well-liked internally, he can hardly be universally popular.