Sentence examples for reasonably popular from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney was reasonably popular throughout most of his tenure (as Mr. Jindal has been).

Still, he has remained reasonably popular among Muscovites even as they cooled to the current government.

Lambert moved steadily on as a respected and versatile producer, at home in any reasonably popular genre.

The other possibility is Mr Miliband might want a second election, if his minority government proved reasonably popular, as Harold Wilson did in October 1974.

Instead, the Republicans already have a strong one in Representative Shelley Moore Capito, who has a reasonably popular and moderate track record.

DMA would, of course, go on to make Grand Theft Auto, which is a reasonably popular PC game that ended up on the consoles, or whatever.

Because Ahmadinejad was elected with a reasonably honest popular majority, there is a tiny chance that he will be strong enough to make a deal.

The restaurant is reasonably priced and popular, serving a surprising range of local and international fare – from catch of the day to shepherd's pie.

Until today, the bus service had been reasonably successful and popular with the Serbs, said Peter Kessler, a spokesman for the high commissioner's office.

They are very popular, reasonably priced, and probably give you the most bang for your buck.[2].

My first night, I dined at the bar of Il Posto Trattoria (ilpostonapa.com) in the town of Napa, a reasonably priced restaurant more popular with locals than visitors.