Sentence examples for limited popularity from inspiring English sources

These early roller skates enjoyed limited popularity.

The lively syncopated-rhythm bulgar, which had limited popularity in Europe, became a major dance genre among klezmer bands in the United States.

Mr. Sarkozy, who has limited popularity but a certain credibility in crises, or Mr. Obama, whose lifestyle and mannerisms don't find contempt, but whose competence managing the American economy (and foreign policy) is increasingly in doubt?

That makes sense in one regard: The legislation has limited popularity.

The second application was eventually rejected in 1983, with the IOC claiming the sport had "limited popularity".

Unlike in most of Western Europe, the Tintin books have had limited popularity in the United States.

However, the problems of high cost and limited range associated with on-board batteries have substantially limited the popularity of battery electric buses.

Technical challenges limited the popularity of early fighting games.

Furthermore, development of turbidostats requires specialized knowledge of electrical and computer engineering, which has further limited their popularity.

Somehow the instrument problem has limited the popularity of UCNP-based bioprobes for biologists and clinicians, and slowed the process of commercialization.

However, several shortcomings limit the popularity of these materials, including a long preparation time, limited productivity for commercial preparation, a consequent increase in cost, and dehydration that decreases the commercial shelf life.