He has never courted popularity.
The new product jumped into popularity.
Television has robbed the cinema of its former popularity.
The story had an extensive popularity among American readers.
This policy led to an upswing in the party's popularity.
The popularity of the film stars waxed and waned.
But his popularity has sunk by seven points, to 37%.
These technological advances resulted in the core classical guitar repertoire fading away. The guitar's popularity within pop detracted from its popularity within the classical world.
In China, tennis remains an elite sport, running far behind basketball, soccer and others in popularity.
The solar water heater gained popularity at this time in Florida, California, and the Southwest.
The Rudolf song is second only to "White Christmas" in popularity.
Although the upgrade was prompted by rail's popularity, its progress reveals some underlying problems too.
Other fields of research are being drawn, blinking, into the light by geoengineering's new-found popularity.
That is, rely on the popularity and familiarity of installed VNC clients, but feed them from a customized VNC server.
Now, with the advent and popularity of the home computer, its advantages and disadvantages have been a subject of discussion.
I think that is still going to be the case even as functional programming grows in usage and popularity.
While Plato thus describes the liberating and empowering nature of education, he was deeply pessimistic with regard to its popularity.
Although his overall popularity slipped again this month, polls suggest that voters approve of his expulsion of the illegal Romanies.
Expanding dialog boxes were big around 1990 but have declined in popularity since then, largely due to the ubiquity of toolbars and tabbed dialogs.
Priest though he was, he rarely preached or mentioned God by name, a fact that only added to his popularity in proudly secular France.
Perhaps marketing can discern which products to discontinue or on which zip codes to focus marketing efforts based on popularity of a product in a region.
Sword swallowing gained popularity in America after it was featured at the World Colombian Exposition at the Chicago World’s Fair back in 1893.
When celebrities like Reese Witherspoon were spotting carrying bottles of kombucha, it was inevitable that the exotic brew's popularity would, well, mushroom.
Mayoral elections in the country's largest cities and elections for provincial governors will prove a test of the policies of President Lee Myung-bak and a measure of his popularity.
The support of women for his regime was vital and he feared that, like a Hollywood star, he would lose popularity with women if it emerged that he was no longer available.
The forest fires raging across central Russia have given him a chance to harness for his own ends the anger that many Russians feel about their government, and so shore up his sliding popularity.
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To his harshest critics, he is squandering the nation's oil wealth, lavishing it on programs to boost his popularity and on Allies abroad while crime and inflation remain rampant and unattended.
As a founder of Mohism in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, Mocius is well known to many people, but as an outstanding ancient craftsman and military architect he has not enjoyed equal popularity with the celebrated architect Lu Ban.
