Sentence examples for rebounding popularity from inspiring English sources

Taking advantage of James's rebounding popularity, Charles invited him back onto the privy council in 1684.

The weekly opinion poll in the daily newspaper Maariv showed Mr. Ben-Eliezereboundingng in popularity within his party, though he continued to trail Mr. Sharon by a wide margin.

He ultimately enhanced his popularity by rebounding with such courage, resilience and even good cheer.

Orbán's popularity rebounded, however, after it was discovered that the ruling MSzP had lied about the state of the country's economy in order to gain votes.

But a rebound in popularity, good inventory control and a fast-growing new line called Hollister, for young teenagers, created positive sales growth in the quarter, he said.

In fact, many had expected this election to be an easy victory for the Democrats, who had seen a rebound in popularity after Mr. Kan, a plain-spoken former social activist, replaced the unpopular Mr. Hatoyama.

Content from news agencies tended to spike and gain the most attention immediately, while news that started on blogs or was picked up by bloggers often experienced several peaks or rebounds in popularity as time wore on.

He added that Senator Abraham's popularity may now be rebounding.

Kasich's office points to his tax cutting and budget discipline as contributing to Ohio's turnaround, and the governor - whose popularity plummeted after of the labor dispute - is also rebounding in the polls.

His popularity has rebounded as a result.

Few expected that Mr. Mugabe's popularity would rebound so robustly.