Sentence examples for popularly without from inspiring English sources

"These figures are used as electoral bait so that people who lack faith in politicians vote for someone known popularly, without thinking that these people do not have a political duty to the public interest," Guerrero said.

Yet it, too, was popularly adopted without rigorous testing of when, exactly, it benefitted patients.

"Cry-it-out" is a popularly used term without a clear definition, so some people may not consider the graduated extinction method described in this study truly a "CIO" method.

But given Syria's demographics and divisions, violence is unlikely to subside during a transition, especially without a popularly backed interim government able to control armed groups.

In December 1914, Canadian Julia Grace Wales, a professor at the University of Wisconsin Madison, published her views about working toward a mediated peace in a pamphlet entitled "Continuous Mediation Without Armistice", popularly known as the Wisconsin Plan.

If Mr. Cuomo goes to the Senate, just about all of the statewide officials in New York will hold their positions without having been popularly elected to them.

Before he died he accused both parties of holding out the false promise that "permanent or lasting peace can be attained without what is popularly called 'loss of sovereignty.' Where is the Republican or the Democrat who will take up from there?

The question is did the administration exceed its constitutionally given powers by providing certain funding for the Affordable Care Act -- popularly known as "Obamacare" -- without Congress appropriating the money.

TEs are repetitive mobile genetic elements that were originally considered to be parasitic DNA without any function, popularly termed "junk DNA".

Folk, outsider and other self-taught artists are popularly viewed as exotics, and not without reason.

This form of horticulture was far more efficient than is popularly believed and produced abundant food without enormous or constant effort.