popularity造句
(151) Financing buyouts has, however, retained its popularity given the greater security involved in such a deal.
(152) He was overthrown in a coup in 1991 and forced to flee the country, but that only fed his popularity.
(153) The game's popularity alarmed the authorities, who promptly banned it, thus assuring the total success of the animal game.
(154) This suggests a major drop in popularity, and it would be interesting to look at the circulation figures.
(155) Talk radio and talk television hosts, mostly but by no means all conservative, are proliferating and gaining influence and popularity.
(156) The Dolphin Centre has maintained its usual popularity with attendances again breaking the one million barrier.
(157) The end result was a sort of Ponzi scheme of personal popularity that had its parallels in the markets.
(158) It was considered rather more fashionable than Vauxhall Gardens, but its popularity did not last as long.
(159) Like most goods, stocks are a kind of popularity contest.
(160) The lamp, also called the lava lamp, was launched in 1963 but as fashions changed its popularity declined.
(161) The contrast between these two is a further reason for the popularity of dual systems.
(162) The scandal led to a collapse in popularity and bitter internal quarrels on how to proceed.
(163) Bamboo flooring is gaining popularity as an alternative to hardwood floors.
(164) They confuse popularity with wealth, and you are labelled as stingy.
(165) While the work of Prof Harwood is valuable, cocoa butter is not responsible for the popularity of chocolate.
(166) His is the only post-war body of symphonic and chamber music to achieve genuine popularity.
(167) They had charted their son's progress from afar but had not realised the group's popularity.
(168) Together with the evident popularity of cathedral music, these are a cause of encouragement for church music in this country.
(169) Your popularity might be tarnished, but now you have conferred on your people the gift of a nation in the making.
(170) Intellectuals play a correspondingly enlarged role in Gramsci's Marxism, which perhaps accounts for its popularity amongst academic Marxists.
(171) To keep pace with the popularity of skating, Collins is debuting a 15-show winter mini-tour at East Coast venues on Wednesday.
(172) The company is now benefiting from the popularity of period design in a wider market.
(173) Lorne wanted reassurance about his youthfulness, athleticism and general popularity.
(174) Rawlings's friends and foes alike say he survived only because of the enormous popularity with which he began his rule.
(175) Nor does it mean the quality of research will be affected by level of popularity among scientists and laymen.
(176) The other was the ability of Louis-Napoleon to make use of his legal position and his popularity with the masses.
(177) As President Boris Yeltsin has lost popularity, he has made concessions to nationalist views.
(178) His system achieved some degree of popularity within entomology, which was in a flourishing state at the time.
(179) Perot deservedly got no popularity bounce from his nomination, as both Dole and Clinton did after their conventions.
(180) In the West its enormous popularity was as a love story set against the epic background of the Revolution and its aftermath.
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