Sentence examples for popularity to keep from inspiring English sources

Instead, he has relied on his personal popularity to keep detractors within his own party in line.

The rebuilding Knicks are 1-9 and could use Iverson's skills and popularity to keep fans interested in a lost season.

Again, Facebook's popularity and familiarity makes it a very popular place to keep photo albums.

Those who forecast a shortage believe distillers will start to run out as their pre-popularity investments fail to keep pace with post-popularity demand.

A wilting economy and a lack of money to spend on his ambitious welfare programmes have begun to sap Mr Chávez's popularity, forcing him to keep casting around for fresh scapegoats.In his weekly broadcast on August 16th he promised a stimulus package but gave no indication of how he would pay for it.

As the concept gains popularity, we need to keep this history in mind.

As YouTube's popularity skyrocketed, it had to keep up with the bulging cost of storing and playing all those videos.

Perhaps there's a risk that some impresarios will seize on the popularity of the monologue to keep production costs low, but Suggs, in particular, has shown what a rich experience it can be.

Through workshops with noted authors and experts, sessions with yoga masters and kirtan concerts by world-famous chanters of the ancient mantras, I was beginning to understand yoga's history and wider purpose, beyond its popularity as a way to keep trim.

Without a political machine behind her, she needs to keep her popularity high.

She promoted President Obama's health care plan in 2009, though to keep her popularity high, advisers limited her association with the initiative.