Sentence examples for strong popularity from inspiring English sources

A favorable outcome will certainly boost Obama's strong popularity on the streets of Iran.

In retail stores in India, it is enjoying strong popularity as a self-help book for Hindu nationalists.

Given her still amazingly strong popularity at the end of her eight tumultuous years in office, it's possible that she could have stolen Sunday's vote as well.

Thanks to his good results as foreign secretary, Juppé has reacquired his senior status within the party as well as a strong popularity with the French public.

Thanks to Lula's strong popularity and a rather quiet campaign from Mr Serra, she enjoys a comfortable edge in the polls even though she has never before run for political office.

In a bid to get round his recalcitrant assembly members, he has also formed a political party that he hopes will thrive on his personal popularity with voters.In the car-manufacturing city of Nagoya, Takashi Kawamura, a mayor with a taste for tropical shirts, enjoys strong popularity for trying to halve assembly-members' salaries to pay for a city tax cut.

Mr. Koizumi's strong personal popularity also led the Liberal Democrats to landslide election victories.

The Social Democrats remain fairly strong in popularity polls, but the lack of excitement about the elections, a failure to field attractive candidates and the first-past-the-post voting system have worked against the party in the vote.

Ralph Osterhout's strong internal popularity kept these concerns at bay even as the company faced double-digit return rates from customers of its current-generation R-7 glasses due to manufacturing issues.

Thanks to generous welfare spending, high employment and an assertive international profile, Fernández leaves offices at the end of her maximum two terms with strong levels of popularity, but a long list of economic woes, including high inflation, depleted reserves and a longstanding feud with US hedge funds who are blocking access to global financial markets.

He is the subject of "Piñero," a new film starring Benjamin Bratt that has put the spotlight on the Nuyorican poets' scene, which came into being in the 1960's and 70's and is still going strong as the popularity of poetry surges nationwide.