Sentence examples for popularity rebounded from inspiring English sources

Orbán's popularity rebounded, however, after it was discovered that the ruling MSzP had lied about the state of the country's economy in order to gain votes.

Knowing this can reveal how content progresses through the different stages of popularity: initial growth, peak period, decline, and even popularity rebounds.

His popularity has rebounded as a result.

Her popularity quickly rebounded; Ms Rousseff seemed poised for a first-round win in a presidential election this October.

Since the terrorists' apocalyptic victories of Sept. 11, government popularity has rebounded dramatically upward in the polls.

Clinton's popularity soon rebounded, and, though Tsongas won in New Hampshire, Clinton scored a strong second-place showing a performance for which he labeled himself the "Comeback Kid".

He ultimately enhanced his popularity by rebounding with such courage, resilience and even good cheer.

Few expected that Mr. Mugabe's popularity would rebound so robustly.

Taking advantage of James's rebounding popularity, Charles invited him back onto the privy council in 1684.

Though interest rates on 15-year mortgages initially dropped further during the refinancing boom because of their shorter terms, the popularity of longer loans rebounded somewhat when 30-year rates closed the gap.

He added that Senator Abraham's popularity may now be rebounding.