Sentence examples for popularity curve from inspiring English sources

Have the ubiquitous white machines crested the top of their popularity curve?

Management fashions pass through populations of organisations as popularity curves of rapid upswings, followed by equally rapid downturns [ 40– 40].

The popularity "is on a curve pointing to the sky, and the content is miserable," Mr. Riccitiello said.

The popularity of the experience curve began to wane, and BCG gave it a facelift through the notion of "time-based competition".

The figures from various polls show that just before the attacks, Hollande and Valls's popularity was on a downward curve.

Nobody else in the history of rock and roll has ever watched his popularity advance on an exponential curve with each passing year.

Their reasoning: Republican Congress is not going to deliver on many widely-advertised promises (they're already in something of a mess over tax reductions versus the balanced budget); meantime HST's popularity remains on a rising curve".

Tout's celebrity-driven nature means that traffic can spike unpredictably, but Downing says that for the most part, the site's popularity has been on "steady growth curve," with traffic increasing between 20 and 35percentt each month.

His subsequent shows have remained ahead of the curve and only underlined Oliver's popularity.

In light of recent feverish debates surrounding healthcare reform in the United States, bending the cost curve has become a slogan with increasing popularity.

The Kuznets inverse-U curve is one of the best examples: its popularity far exceeds its empirical support.