Sentence examples for future popularity from inspiring English sources

Premiums are rising, and are likely to rise further next year, which does not bode well for its future popularity.

Children are using virtual worlds in larger numbers than the general population, which could bode well for the future popularity of these sites.

The only way to justify the inclusion of Ukip in these debates is by somehow extrapolating its future popularity in the next election by looking at meaningless opinion polls.

At the weekend Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, predicted that his commitment to end EU citizens' automatic right to work in the UK would be the chief source of his party's future popularity.

Could the Internet be wrong, Sloane?!?! SC: Hey, did you know that "Carnation" is code for "Iran At Con" and just like Don predicts the future popularity of Carnation Instant Breakfast, so does this episode foretell the Iran-Contra Affair?

There is a growing consensus among team owners, fans and experts on the game that the disparity between high-revenue teams and those in small markets threatens the sport's future popularity.

Predicting web content popularity could fit well in this context as the outcome of a search query could prioritize future popular web content over expired one.

This winter, however, Earl was still absent, and Odd Future's popularity was surging.

Although researchers have long hailed the benefits of such conferences — anointing students as the main stakeholders in their education, accountable for their performance during the school day and responsible for their academic future — their popularity appears to be increasing in part because of the rapidly shifting demographics at public schools nationwide.

Studies of information dissemination reveal mechanisms governing content production and consumption [64] as well as prediction of future content popularity.

A common approach is to deduce future content popularity using the aggregate users' attention after the publication of a web content.