Sentence examples for retained much popularity from inspiring English sources

Calypso has also retained much popularity in Dominica, as has Jazz.

González retained much of his popularity with the voters, and the economy began to recover in 1994, but Spain's unemployment remained the highest of any country in the European Union.

While Mr. Chaudhry has retained much of his popularity with the middle class, his reputation has suffered amid the clashes of recent months, leading to growing accusations of partisanship and arrogance.

Conservative and traditional interests retained much strength.

He also retained much of his art.

Iraq was invaded, and Lula's orthodox economic policies (see article) owe more to this world than to the next one.Lula retains much of his popularity: cheers prevailed over boos when he spoke to the Forum on January 27th, and not only because his Workers Partyy (PT) packed the stadium.

While Mr. Clinton retains much of the popularity that he left office with eight years ago, there are indications that he has lost some of it, too — not to mention some of the good will he accrued in his postpresidential role as philanthropic statesman.

BSkyB, though, retains much of those rights.

They would retain much of the existing fabric.

Despite renovations, the house retains much original detail.

Mr. Fujimori governed Peru from 1990 to 2000, was twice freely elected and retained high popularity through much of his two terms, even after suspending Congress and the Supreme Court in 1992.