Sentence examples for popularity has hit from inspiring English sources
That popularity has hit a serious snag.
Mr. Aso's popularity has hit a low ahead of national elections later this year.
In America newsstand sales have been worryingly weak, partly because supermarkets dominate distribution and shelf-space is in short supply.The internet's popularity has hit men's titles the hardest.
Hollande's government, whose popularity has hit record lows, recently faced allegations that France's intelligence services had failed to get a handle on the jihadi threat.
Since last November, when a band of its members slaughtered 58 tourists near Luxor, bringing the country's lucrative tourist trade to a standstill, Gamaat's popularity has hit rock bottom.
Rutte's main political rival, the anti-EU, anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders, whose popularity has hit all-time highs amid Europe's refugee crisis, said the result was "the beginning of the end" for Rutte's government and the EU in its current form.
While much of the Labor Party feels that Peretz has been a failure, both as Defense Minister and as Party Secretary General, and Peretz' popularity with the general public has hit rock bottom, Labor TEL AVIV 00000064 003 OF 003 members widely condemned the media trial balloon, which they saw as an unacceptable attempt by Olmert's advisers to intervene in their party's leadership contest.
In his absence, Mr Putin's popularity (according to pro-Kremlin pollsters) has hit an all-time high of 88 per cent, thanks largely to his actions in Crimea and in eastern Ukraine.
As free music streaming continues to grow in popularity, one of the bigger services has hit an important milestone in its bid to build a profitable business.
Republican leaders, aware that their intransigence over the budget has hit the party's popularity, last week proposed a six-week postponement of the deadline.
Laamb's popularity has grown as Senegal's economy has hit the skids making it as much a sporting diversion as an embodiment of the nation's struggles.
