Sentence examples for popularly to from inspiring English sources

His other election promises, to push ahead with painful reforms to help revive the economy, and, even more popularly, to reform his own party, will meet strong opposition, especially within the LDP.

Bark, in woody plants, tissues external to the vascular cambium (the growth layer of the vascular cylinder); the term bark is also employed more popularly to refer to all tissues outside the wood.

The 'love revolution' in marriage dates popularly to the 18th century (Coontz 2006, Part 3).

It was first applied to metals that floated on water (lithium, sodium and potassium), and then more popularly to nonmetals.

It was first applied in the early 19th century to metals that floated on water (sodium and potassium), and then more popularly to nonmetals.

Although the term antibiotic is popularly used to refer to drugs that combat microbes, strictly speaking, it refers only to drugs that kill or inhibit bacteria.

The findings caused a political firestorm that came to be popularly referred to in India as "Coalgate".

Route guidance and information systems are developed and popularly applied to help travelers to make route decisions today.

The powdered horn, made of the substance similar to human fingernails is popularly believed to have medicinal properties, although there is no scientific proof for the claim.

Information visualization has been popularly applied to the Semantic Web to facilitate the presentation of data semantics.

Prior to that, they were popularly referred to as "Coquerel's mouse lemur".