Sentence examples for rate of popularity from inspiring English sources

According to the Times analysis, Muhammad (5,991) could outscore Jack (6,928) by the end of this year if the name's current rate of popularity continued.

When taking a closer look one can see two interesting differences: the two distributions differ in (1) how unpopular ingredients are accessed by users and (2) the growth rate of popularity.

This is a rate of continuing popularity which almost all of today's authors would give their eye teeth to equal.

According to Henry Schafer, executive vice president of Marketing Evaluations Inc., Crosby's rating in terms of popularity and marketability has risen drastically since he was added to its tracking list in 2006.

Online, the response to the news has been a collective "Whoa — are those still around?" Blockbuster, founded in 1985 by a computer programmer named David Cook, is often said to have derived its early success from Cook's novel inventory-tracking program, which allowed a store to rate the popularity of its older films and immediately check the availability of new releases.

"I think the rate of decline of the popularity of eBay's auction model has accelerated," said Safa Rashtchy, an analyst with Piper Jaffray & Company.

The rate of increase in the popularity of mobile phone usage has far outpaced the availability of usable frequencies which are necessary for the communication between mobile users and the base stations of cellular networks.

Virtually all of the activists (85percentt) rate him favorably -- a level of popularity nearly as high as those of Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren (86percentt), Hillary Clinton (89 percent) or her husband, former President Bill Clinton (90percentt).

Without doubt, the growth rate of Invisalign suggests its continued popularity among clinicians and patients.

Next, we compute the average popularity change rate of two consecutive days or months d i and d i + 1 for selected ingredients as follows: R ( d i, d i + 1 ) = | F ( d i ) − F ( d i + 1 ) | ∑ j = 1 N | F ( d j ) − F ( d j + 1 ) |. (1).

And with its increased popularity and rate of usage, it signifies that it is here to stay.