Sentence examples for won considerable popularity from inspiring English sources

Born in 1960 to Libyan immigrants, he won considerable popularity in office for freeing up the mobile phone market and championing cheap electricity, and stood down from Likud ahead of the 2013 elections.

Smith canvassed around the geographically very large Selukwe constituency and quickly won considerable popularity.

They can lay the groundwork for a potential compromise over a different candidate to lead the new agency and, they hope, they can increase their chances of reclaiming Mr. Brown's seat by sending against him a woman who has won considerable acclaim and popularity among liberals for taking on the financial industry.

He has won considerable respect as Beethoven conductor.

Mr Wang, who spearheaded Mr Bo's successful campaign to tackle gangs and organised crime in Chongqing, which won the politician considerable popularity, sought refuge in the US consulate in the nearby city of Chengdu in February last year after accusing Mr Bo's wife, Gu, of the murder of the Harrow-educated Heywood.

Mr. Davis has frequently been mentioned as a possible choice, someone whose considerable popularity in the Golden State could help Mr. Gore win its biggest-of-all trove of electoral votes.

Mr. Beedenbender, 27, was an aide to Mr. Levy for more than three years, and the county executive used his considerable popularity and political clout to help Mr. Beedenbender win his seat last year on a platform heavy on immigration reform.

He maintained considerable popularity.

This point of view has achieved considerable popularity.

It enjoyed considerable popularity for more than 100 years.

That incarnation of the band enjoyed considerable popularity in Texas in the early 90's.