Sentence examples for raising its popularity from inspiring English sources

If confirmed, it would fulfil long-standing promises by Hamas to grab troops in hopes of trading them for Palestinian prisoners, raising its popularity.

It remains to be seen whether the second season will raise its popularity a deserved notch or two.

A combative Mr Erdogan has opined that AK's legal woes will only raise its popularity.

He's also an enthusiastic proponent of the tango, and has made efforts to raise its popularity in the US alongside his Argentinian girlfriend.

As a tactic to raise its profile and popularity among (mostly Hindu) voters in other parts of India, it may possibly work.

The bet here for the 11-year-old phone-maker is that a collaboration with Alibaba — which is desperate to make inroads on mobile, having also failed to create a successful chat app — can help raise its profile and popularity in China.

But Quarkslab's research seems to stir up the worries about Confide's security that were raised when its popularity with White House staffers was reported last month.

However, Obama used Reverend Wright's comments to his advantage: they allowed him to give one of the most important speeches on race relations that America has heard for a long time, raising his popularity again.

The only thing the houthis gained from abducting Dr. @alguneid is raising his popularity.

That's up to the United States voters," he said, according to ABC. "As for his internal political issues and his turns of speech which he uses to raise his popularity, I repeat, it's not our job to judge them".

That raised his popularity at home and pleased Republicans in America.