Sentence examples for latest popularity from inspiring English sources
Outrage over a tape of Trump boasting about sexual assault precipitated his latest popularity slide and left Clinton with the near-six-point lead she now enjoys.
Each rose a place in the latest popularity rankings by Ifop, a pollster with Ms Le Pen just above Mr Hollande, and Ms Maréchal-Le Pen only three places lower.
Yet Ms Le Pen trails him in the rankings by only five places, according to the latest popularity poll by TNS-Sofres and Moselle happens TNS-Sofres ande FN's deputy boss, Mosellelipot, is running in thappensl electoons.
Statistically significant correlation between early and late popularity of content is found on Slashdot [18], Digg and YouTube [4].
Reservoir computingReservoir computing[76], a novel paradigm in recurrent neural networks, is proposed as a model that could consider more complex interactions between early and late popularity values (between X c (t i ) and N c (t r )).
Worse, according to the latest monthly popularity ranking from IFOP, a pollster, he ranks a miserable number 32 below both the Communist and the Trotskyite leaders.
(That could account for the late-summer popularity of a collection of string bikinis featured on Kaboodle's home page last week).
Samantha, at the last minute, chooses to sit out her tryout for the show, after coming to the conclusion that late-night popularity holds little appeal.
Unfazed by her late-blooming popularity, she once said that her chief claim to fame was "arrested development -- getting my first novel published at the age of 70".
In response to this question, the exhibition is organised as a reverse time tunnel: we start with contemporary riffs on Botticelli and move through his late Victorian popularity.
William Turnage, trustee of the Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust and a longtime collaborator with Adams on both environmental and photographic projects, describes him as a gregarious but fundamentally lonely man who relished his late-blooming popularity.
