Sentence examples similar to sway the popularity from inspiring English sources
Many analysts say the charges are a pretext for extending Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi's house arrest before elections next year in Myanmar, formerly Burma; the ruling generals may fear that her popularity could sway the vote against them.
Maduro's remixed version attempted to piggyback on the single's global popularity to sway the Venezuelan people to accept his push to hold an election for a special assembly that would rewrite the constitution to give the president more power. .
Did anonymous campaign money sway the outcome?
Might these stories sway the court?
Does that sway the voting?
What swayed the decision?
"Art swayed the destinies of the town".
Shareholder votes could easily be swayed by other factors, like the popularity of current management or alliances among big shareholders.
During windy conditions, first-order branches sway over the swaying trunk, and second-order branches sway over the swaying first-order branches.
Though the popularity of the new dogaressa was not great, Selvo was the hero of the merchant class that had had even greater political sway since the depositions of the Orseoli.
