Sentence examples for popularity percentages from inspiring English sources

The researchers Jing Wang, Rui Zhu, and Baba Shiv began their study, called "Social isolation: Are lonely consumers actually loners or conformers?," in 2004 and asked self-described and quantitatively lonely and non-lonely people to assess their preferences for items that included popularity percentages.

The subjects which experienced the biggest year-on-year falls in popularity, in percentage terms, were Critical Thinking, General Studies and PE, which declined by 12.7% to just under 17,000 candidates.

Shortly after the rise in popularity of percentage-based grading systems in the early 1900s, researchers began examining teacher consistency in marking written work by students.

In France, President Obama's popularity is 77 percentage points higher than President George W. Bush's rating.

These appear to be eroding his popularity (down ten percentage points, to 44%, since May).

As sceptics like to point out, his formidable popularity rating, in percentage points, almost matches the price of oil, in dollars per barrel (now about $74).

The result of overall popularity simply reflects the percentage of popular hashtags occurring in our test set as expected.

Mr Orban's personal popularity plummeted by 16 percentage points.

Search for names in the box on the left hand side to view their changing popularity by year and percentage.

What is clear is that when Trump endorsed a database to track Muslims in the US at the end of November, his popularity jumped almost 3 percentage points.

The president's popularity rose by several percentage points after the wave of bombings and shootings in Paris on Friday 13 November, which left 130 people dead.