Sentence examples for popularity rises from inspiring English sources

And the more he globe-trots, or is seen to be dealing with world affairs, the more his popularity rises.

But as their popularity rises, the pressure on councils to release brownfield land for building is also increasing.

What is unclear is whether divorce will damage Berlusconi politically, as his popularity rises following his hands-on tackling of last month's Abruzzo earthquake.

Winning a major literary prize gives writers a sales boost, but by Driscoll's measure a book's literary worth diminishes as its popularity rises.

Until he ruled himself out on January 28th, Mr Tusk had been dithering about whether to run himself against the incumbent, Lech Kaczynski.Mr Kaczynski's record is dire (his popularity rises only when he makes no public statements).

Marc Maron visits a Nevada pawn shop, where customers are hocking more of their possessions to deal with the economy "going in the stinker" - but where the shopowner says people are also stocking up on guns as Obama's popularity rises.

This made his popularity rise.

Meanwhile, the AFD's popularity rose three points to 12%.

Despite its lack of mainstream popularity, rose water is surprisingly easy to find in this country.

Polls show Mr Gutiérrez's popularity rising from the low teens last autumn to over 20%.

Leung's popularity rose along with Beijing's discomfort over Tang.