Sentence examples for popularity issues from inspiring English sources

Safe to say it's having a few popularity issues lately.

When your top star is dealing with popularity issues with WWE's fickle fanbase, feed her Liv Morgan.

He was pleased with the enthusiastic reception from the small but boisterous crowd at the Salt Life stage, but recognized the popularity issues San Fermin faced on this hot, muggy night along the Gulf Coast.

As array technology grows in popularity, issues regarding probe design and repeatability are beginning to be addressed by things such as improved construction methods and standardization of techniques.

Primaries provide an irresistible story line to hang arguments about ideological extremism or about the popularity of issues like immigration or guns.

In response to declining public support, the president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, has started talking of "a Europe of results"—meaning a series of policies designed to win back popularity on issues people care about: climate change, energy security, cross-border crime, immigration.

In spite of its popularity, several issues limit the adoption of GBS methodology.

He remained very popular among Southern whites, and boosted that popularity by issuing, just before the convention, a pardon ending the possibility of criminal proceedings against any Confederate not already indicted, meaning that only Davis and a few others still might face trial.

"There will be a new round of inflation and a greater need for belt-tightening, which will have consequences on the president's popularity". The issue of war does provide some political cover for Lula, who has come under fire from hard-liners in his party for adopting orthodox economic policies.

So, why does the perceived popularity of an issue matter?

(I can't take all the credit for the course's popularity. The issues are compelling and I do show a lot of illustrative film clips, though some of them are disturbing, too).