Sentence examples for long term popularity from inspiring English sources

Besides mean popular kids don't enjoy long term popularity because they don't have a big social life with tons of friends.

His long-term popularity was as great, if not greater, outside the UK.

But in the 1930's, a second cycle of musicals emerged, which had greater diversity in theme and won long-term popularity.

Indeed, the outlaw appeal of defiant narcos among young people generally cannot be discounted, given the long-term popularity of narcocorridos — danceable pop songs glorifying the exploits of Mexico's "Most Wanted".

Predicting long-term popularity evolution.

Specifically, similar to our study, Szabo and Huberman [4] predicted long-term popularity of stories on Digg.

The combination of pop and hormone clean-up does not fit, because the replication mechanism considers long-term popularity (based on the history of the requests) and the clean-up mechanism considers short-term popularity.

Her family background has done little in the long term to dent her popularity with the Dutch.

Over the long term, Dr. Gujja said, the increasing popularity of bottled water threatens to erode regulatory standards for tap water.

After the release of Boredoms' album Soul Discharge in the United States, the band was able to parlay their growing popularity into long term record deals with Warner Bros. Records in Japan and its United States imprint Reprise Records.

Neural network applications have gained popularity due to their functional characteristics, lesser data requirement and capability of long term forecasting which provide many advantages over traditional analytical approaches.