Sentence examples for if popularity from inspiring English sources

But what if popularity or sales are not your immediate or ultimate measures of success?

What might a leader do to regain favor if popularity is declining?

Peter Jenkinson, the director of the New Art Gallery in Walsall who got its building realised, used to say that if popularity was his only concern all his exhibitions would be called "Egyptian Impressionist Dinosaurs".

Mr. Lamarre said that the production budget would be $20 million and that the show, featuring short, fast-paced comical variety performances in which choreography, dance and acrobatics play a part, would be open-ended and could tour at other sites across the world, returning to the Beacon as an annual presence if popularity warrants.

If popularity is measured in mountains of aluminium ladders, union flags, television cameras, bunting, and more ladders – all faithfully disseminated in further mountains of newsprint and website live feeds of closed doors beginning (as the Telegraph's proudly proclaims) at 4am and ending at 11pm, then the monarchy, right at this moment in silly season, appears to be unassailable.

If popularity predictions are accurate enough, future content requests could be handled by collocated mobile users and thus bypass the communication with the infrastructure and reduce network traffic and battery consumption.

Some teachers lose their contracts if their popularity ratings drop.

HOW can Wal-Mart's sales and profits keep rising if its popularity keeps falling?

If the popularity carries over to the main event, it might even last another 160 years.

He has grown into the role, though, and earned a measure of respect, if not popularity.

But if the popularity of RTMark is any indication, Mr. DeGraff is far from alone.