Sentence examples for time of popularity from inspiring English sources

From a teen poet, you expect angsty navel-gazing; it's more surprising to find it in a jock like J.K. In one post, he analyzed his history as a bully during "middle school, the time of popularity," when he did "things too heinous to even mention".

One change that does seem to be happening is that the cycle time of popularity is quickening.

It will survive times of popularity and disdain equally because it represents something that will outlive trends; for every new craze, there will be new people who feel ostracised by it.

The regulations come at a time of soaring popularity for organic foods.

The Beatles' first visit to the United States came at a time of great popularity in Britain.

But the focus is shifting to an "explore" button that gives users suggestions on where to go, based on information like the time of day, the popularity of nearby places and past check-ins.

"It seems to be an oxymoron that this misguided organisation removes mention of the Queen at a time of her great popularity and when polls are showing an increasing majority of Australians wanting to remain a constitutional monarchy," he said.

While in the consumer news space, time of publication and popularity with other readers may be the most useful criteria for cutting through that overload – there are other priorities that come into play when your whole organization places RSS at the center of its communication practice.

"He was able to achieve a lot in NSW – to do a lot – and at the same time maintain high levels of popularity," the federal Liberal frontbencher told ABC radio on Monday.

At the same time, the popularity of messaging apps makes them one of the bigger drains on users' data allowances.

At the present time, the popularity of the blue crab (Callinectes) and its manner of harvest present a new threat to terrapin populations.