Sentence examples for same level of popularity from inspiring English sources

Djokovic, who has never achieved the same level of popularity, does, too.

"While it has tried to diversify into new ranges, these have struggled to achieve the same level of popularity as its winter boot collections".

He did acknowledge, however, that Cheney, who left office with an approval rating of 13%, and still enjoys about the same level of popularity, has been labelled "the most divisive political figure in this country in a century".

In Westchester, the game may never reach the same level of popularity that it enjoys in Minnesota, Wisconsin or Canada, but NBC broadcast matches between European and North American teams two weeks ago and there is potential for curling to carve out a larger place in popular culture.

In addition, if a name reached the same level of popularity 10% faster, its subsequent rate of decline was 12.5% larger.

It's a handy tool, but I doubt it will reach the same level of popularity as TwitPic and its ilk – most people simply don't have as many documents that they'd like to share with all of their Twitter followers.

Only time will tell if these Chinese dramas will achieve the same levels of popularity they enjoy at home, but for now, original Chinese television content is here to stay, and represents huge monetization potential for Chinese companies on a global scale.

Thinking of her attempt at a comeback, it's interesting to think of whether or not Simpson would be able to gain the same levels of popularity that she once had, with then-adolescent girls that found music that touched them, but could only find enjoyment in secret because of cultural perception of pop singers.

He said Mr Reckless did not enjoy the same level of "personal popularity" as Mr Carswell did in Clacton.

"I don't think the candidate in Rochester and Strood enjoys anything like the same level of personal popularity.

Would Lil' Kim have enjoyed the same level of hip-hop popularity had she spelled her name like Li'l Abner?