The budget crisis has even made health care reform substantially more popular than it was just a few weeks ago.
What can be told, however, is that President Obama is substantially less popular on Wall Street this week than he was last week.
Chasing him down in the ratings, despite being on a substantially less popular channel, is Alan Carr – and that's why he remains so valuable to Channel 4 bosses.
For a politician long considered a liability for his party, who has been substantially less popular than Mr Cameron for years, that is great news.
The Independent offers another analysis piece on the crucial role of the military in a transition of power: A present, despite its undoubted achievements in mobilising millions of Egyptians in protest against the established and military-backed political order, the opposition is not substantially more popular than the armed forces.
The first minister went on to say politicians on the "Yes" side were "substantially more popular" than their opponents, which he suggested gave them an advantage in terms of credibility.
Though Flurry offers statistical analysis for the four aforementioned platforms, adoption of Flurry's statistical analysis agent (the bit of code that developers add to their app to enable Flurry to track usage) has proven to be substantially more popular on the iPhone and Android platforms.
Nonetheless the finding that massage was substantially more popular than chiropractic mirrors the results among acute low back pain patients in a clinical trial who were randomized to a choice of acupuncture, chiropractic, massage, or usual care or to usual care alone [ 13].
While the amendment is far less ambitious than many environmentalists would like, it would force auto makers to substantially overhaul their fleets of popular sport utility vehicles beginning with the 2005 model year.
The global warming controversy refers to a variety of disputes, substantially more pronounced in the popular media than in the scientific literature, regarding the nature, causes, and consequences of global warming.
