Sentence examples for robust popularity from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Putin, whose robust popularity is a cornerstone of his government's claim on legitimacy, seems to be taking a hit himself.

The liberal coalition of parties includes former revolutionaries, writers, officials and moderate Islamic clergymen, who have tried to capitalize on the robust popularity of Iran's reformist president, Mohammad Khatami.

Through various recent TV series, exhibitions and map-minded histories and memoirs, old maps – and the stories of their creation and dissemination – are enjoying a robust popularity (in no small way indebted to a widespread nostalgia for folded paper maps in the face of sat navs and other digital navigational technologies).

With opening day around the corner, one beaming executive in baseball was thrilled to discuss the league's robust popularity, its record revenues and the increase in franchise values.

And, when it comes down to it, that's probably what opposition parties want most of all: some kind of dent in the Conservatives' seemingly robust popularity.

In an opinion poll on December 7th, the main reason given for the party's falling popularity (still a robust 59%) was his lack of leadership.

By September, Piñera's popularity ratings, so robust after the rescue of the Chilean miners in October 2010, had sunk to 22 percent, the lowest of any Chilean president in modern history, while the student movement's national approval rating stood at 72 percent.

By September, Pi?'s popularity ratings, so robust after the rescue of the Chilean miners in October 2010, had sunk to 22 percent, the lowest of any Chilean president in modern history, while the student movement's national approval rating stood at 72 percent.

The lower magnitude of the Happiness Paradox could result from the rather low, yet robust, correlation between Happiness and Popularity (Pearson's (R=0.100), 95% CI ([0.076,0.140])).

Despite its popularity, Salt Lake City's robust transit system hasn't led to a decline in car travel, though the city desperately needs it.

A potential solution lies in the use of Situational Judgement Tests (SJTs) which have gained popularity due to robust psychometric evidence and potential for large-scale administration.