Sentence examples for most popular terms from inspiring English sources

When the dot-com bubble burst, people lost interest in trademarks that use "Internet" or "global computer network," once two of the most popular terms, according to Dechert.

Sharing features are included, as is the option to save favourites or browse the most popular terms being looked up elsewhere in the world.

What we can expect is that the most popular terms will come from the same categories as before: sex and dating, dissing and shaming, gushing and moaning and indulging covertly in illicit hedonism.

According to what we know so far about the arrangement, Google will sell ads on some of the most popular terms on Yahoo's search engine, giving Yahoo the vast bulk of the revenue (as it always does with sites for which it sells ads).

Now rather than seeing just the most popular terms and hashtags in your area, you see Trending Topics based on who you follow.

For all but the most popular terms, Google Trends shows a lag of about three days, whereas xRank shows data that is up to date as of today.

"Ryan Giggs suing Twitter" was the fourth most popular term for the entire week ending on Saturday, despite the fact that the story only broke on the Friday evening.

That apparently worked considering "vote" was the most popular term until the polls closed.

'Futures studies' has a social science connotation and 'foresight' is the most popular term within the management science and corporate sectors.

For instance, "Mormon" is the most popular term in Utah and Idaho, where more Mormons live.

"Redneck" is the most popular term in Kentucky and West Virginia.