Sentence examples for regains popularity from inspiring English sources

So contrarian fund manager Jean-Marie Eveillard may see his luck turn if his investment style regains popularity and things go well at his new home once French banking Socit Gnrale spins off his unit.

But lately the Ottoman era has regained popularity in popular culture.

It always seems to regain popularity whenever the economy is in a prolonged slump.

A new generation of critics, spectators, even producers was helping the New Wave directors regain popularity.

But the festival is slowly helping it regain popularity in the mainstream media".

After pushing through his Agenda 2010 reforms, he hoped to regain popularity on the back of economic revival.

We are the generation that came from the regained popularity of Shirley dolls in the 70's.

The Limited, including its Express division, with its colorful knit tops and sweaters, has regained popularity with young shoppers.

In the late 1990's, as the economy flourished again, the dockominium concept regained popularity, particularly in Florida, North Carolina and California.

He said Tesco was probably winning shoppers back from all of its rivals,  while Morrisons was regaining popularity in the North of England and the Midlands.

Other proposals, such as a backdoor injection of public funds through the state loan-collection agency, are regaining popularity within the LDP.