Sentence examples for comparable popularity from inspiring English sources

Only pickup trucks enjoy comparable popularity among buyers on both sides of the border.

Few sopranos of comparable popularity have sung as many varied and unusual roles as she has: everything from Handel's Rodelinda to Massenet's Manon, from Dvorak's water nymph Rusalka to Carlisle Floyd's sensual and naïve young Susannah.

There are a number of other solutions that have not won comparable popularity.

Despite the comparable popularity in college football, no one has really cracked a good way to make fantasy football fun and engaging for college teams.

A noteworthy observation from the results was that whenever the data request patterns are characterised by rigid affinity to content (i.e. each user accessing only its own data) and with the requested data objects being of comparable popularity, the decay trends for the measured cache hits exhibit high fidelity to the theoretical characterisations.

Only Isaac Asimov, Ernest Hemingway, and J. D. Salinger enjoyed somewhat comparable degrees of popularity.

In spite of some major potential advantages, this mode of chromatography, generally known as SFC, is only now beginning to be considered by the mainstream community but it still does not yet enjoy a popularity comparable to those of gas or liquid chromatography.

In Southern California and in northern Florida we achieved a level of popularity comparable to INXS.

The video achieved 6 million views within six days, which was comparable to the popularity of the "Here It Goes Again" video, and was considered "instantly viral" by CNN.

It's a treasure trove of evocative clips and anecdotes regarding Lewis's career — especially his early career, his decade with Dean Martin (1946-56), when their popularity was comparable, as Eddie Murphy says there, to that of Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, and the Beatles.

According to David Bindman, The Ruins "achieved a popularity in England comparable to Rights of Man itself".