Sentence examples for longstanding popularity from inspiring English sources

The longstanding popularity of reggae in Birmingham, evidenced more commercially by bands such as UB40, has been attributed to the city's sizeable West Indian community.

The public clearly has a taste for the material, given the longstanding popularity of prison museums, including Alcatraz on an island in the San Francisco Bay and Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia.

Mr. Graham has been in Florida politics continuously since 1966, and his longstanding popularity there could well offset Mr. Bush's advantage in having his brother Jeb as the current governor.

Gary & Kit's complete dukkah recipes are trade secrets, but given fenugreek's longstanding popularity in Egypt, it might be in there along with the cumin, coriander, peppermint, cardamom and other bright flavors.

A New Hampshire loss can be rationalized by virtue of neighboring Vermont Senator Sanders's longstanding regional popularity.

Or that Hillary Clinton, some time in early 2015, lost her longstanding base of popularity and trust and wasn't equipped to get it back.

The question of how to tax out-of-state retailers is a longstanding one, dating back to the popularity of catalog shopping.

"Some people still retain their longstanding prejudice, but cannas are rising in popularity, just like coleus".

The popularity of the phrase, they wrote, revealed "a longstanding need to keep some distance from purely professional diagnoses and treatments".

In that context, American soccer continues to grow in popularity, probably in most part because of the longstanding existence of youth soccer around the country.

Also, subscribers can cancel at any time and reschedule for another performance, a longstanding policy that Roundabout officials say is partly responsible for their company's popularity.