Sentence examples for popularity is based from inspiring English sources

Its popularity is based partly on the privacy measures it offers.

Zoella's popularity is based on her easygoing, girl-next-door authenticity.

But their popularity is based on something more substantial than linguistic bragging rights.

Mr. Fujimori's continued popularity is based, in part, on his having largely crushed the Shining Path guerrilla movement.

It is on these schemes - paid for by the oil receipts of the past two years - that Chávez's popularity is based.

Rachmaninoff's enormous popularity is based on a handful of war horses that probably get performed too often for their own good.

His popularity was based on two opposing elements in his work.

And his popularity was based on a perception that he was a centrist, a different kind of politician, a man true to his convictions.

They came about through novelty, not taste - technology made the colours possible, and their popularity was based on the 'just because we can' rule.

January 7 , 1830near Düsseldorf, Germany February 19 , 1902New York City, New York Albert Bierstadt, (born Jan . 7 , 1830near Düsseldorf, Westphalia [Germany] died Feb. 19, 1902, New York, N.Y., U.S ., American artist who painted landscapes and whose tremendous popularity was based on his panoramic scenes of the American West.

Ernest L. Abel and Michael L. Kruger at Wayne State University in Detroit used "a database listing the 60 most popular names each for male and female, dog and cat in the United States and Australia (www.bowwow.com.au/top20/index.asp)." The criterion for popularity was based on a pet identification-tag business that claims to process tens of thousands of orders from both countries.