Sentence examples for slight popularity from inspiring English sources

Paul, too, had a slight popularity advantage, with relatively more positive comments about him then his duller opponent (12% positive and 14% negative for Paul vs. 9% positive vs. 13% negative for Romney).

Those deserving of it will give it back and, if they are already well-known in the community, will give you a slight popularity boost.

Recent opinion polls give Ms. Tymoshenko's bloc a slight edge in popularity over the Party of Regions, the main opposition party, which is led by Viktor F. Yanukovich.

It took the world by storm back in the 60s and 70s – with a slight return in popularity among students in the 90s.

"Am I aware that after the World Cup and the enormous disappointment that followed there may have been a slight swing in popularity?

The Poitevin had a slight increase in popularity at the beginning of the 21st century, and could count approximately 100 farms perpetuating the breed.

Despite a slight increase in popularity at the beginning of the 21st century, the Poitevin is still in danger of extinction, with a slightly downward-trending population.

Meanwhile, the names Elsie and Arnold saw slight increases in popularity, and the name Logan appeared on the Top 10 list of boy names for the first time last year.

Had his planned celebrations taken place, they would have most likely had only a slight effect on his popularity.

That reveals a slight decrease in her popularity since 2000, when her positive rating was 14. "It makes the point that her fan base hasn't changed," said Steven Levitt, the president of Marketing Evaluations, which puts out Q scores.

Even with a slight fading of Mozart's popularity in the 19th century, it has never fallen from favor.