Sentence examples for terms are popular from inspiring English sources

Then there's the web, teeming with malware as clever criminals monitor Twitter and Google to see which terms are popular and change their lures accordingly, according to Mike Gallagher, chief technology officer of McAfee's global threat intelligence.

Such loan terms were popular during the boom with alt-A and prime borrowers and appeared appealing while home prices were rising and interest rates were low.

The authors also reported that these terms were popular over many areas of the US and in American schools abroad.

In the business community, however, the idea of a Bloomberg third term is popular.

"During the last five weeks of the election, WikiLeaks was the most referenced political term on Facebook and, in fact, the second most referenced term of all terms!" (Facebook disputes these numbers but confirms that the term was popular).

The early start is driven in part by the knowledge that the incumbent Republican governor, George E. Pataki, who has said he is likely to seek a third term, is popular and a formidable fund-raiser.

Although team teaching may be a common term for the practice of grouping teachers to provide content instruction for multiple classes of students, another term is popular locally.

The term is popular among the GOP presidential candidates, with everything from God to the U.S. space program being touted as an example of this exceptionalism.

This term is popular in Cuba.

This term is popular in Costa Rica and elsewhere.

Short-term funds are popular with investors because they are considered very safe, but now that the underlying securities issued by the structured vehicles are sinking, an increasing number of portfolio managers are using their own money to help investors escape the debacle in the subprime market.