Sentence examples for weak popularity from inspiring English sources

Weak popularity at the beginning of a presidency doesn't necessarily doom it.

When we are young, this kind of bullying, picking on the weak, earns popularity.

At the Labour conference a number of MPs met to discuss 'Everyday Sexism.' But supporting these popular campaigns comes across like a weak clawing at popularity, a kind of 'see I know what people on the Internet talk about' pointer, when they are used for political gain.

With his economy still weak and his popularity wavering, Putin has acquired a need for spectacular foreign policy successes.

The vote left President George Bush facing difficult choices about how to proceed, with analysts saying it could leave him appearing weak when his popularity is falling in the opinion polls.

The only reference to Communism is a weak joke about the popularity of the color red.

FOR a president facing a weak economy and declining popularity, a centuries-old murder mystery could prove a useful distraction.

The free Grey Label app is pretty weak too, considering the popularity and functionality of apps like Instagram.

But her stature in the party will continue to ascend if she can help propel Democratic candidates to victory, particularly in predominantly white, rural states where Obama's popularity is weak.

While many other Japanese manufacturers struggled, Honda Motor posted robust sales and profits in the last quarter of 2001, buoyed by a weaker yen and the popularity of new models in the United States and at home.

LAS VEGAS — As the sales of personal computers slow — whether because of a weak world economy or the popularity of the iPad — PC makers have been looking for the next big thing to jolt buyers and increase profit margins.