Collocations withpopularity

I am sure that it would have considerable popularity and would fulfil a real need.

Once again, statistics are useful here in demonstrating the declining popularity of beer.

Largely owing to this deft intertwining of popular and clerical elements, the collection, one of many such lives of saints, gained immediate and enduring popularity.

He gained enormous popularity in modernist circles due to his charm and to his effective peace-making activities.

The growing popularity of optical and dental benefits helps explain why the incidence of claims steadily increased throughout the post-war period.

Erected in 1921, the synagogue was at its height of popularity during the 1940s, 1950s, and early 1960s.

One of the most serious matters of concern in horse welfare is the immense popularity of the breed.

This was probably based on expectations that the scheme would be rewarded by increased popularity in the voting population.

I think that a main reason for the reduction in the sugar-beet acreage in 1952 was the increasing popularity of fodder beet.

Balinese death thrashers echoed a broader regionalist discourse by fetishising their marginality in opposition to reggae's overwhelming popularity.

Trimmers were those who followed the public in its whims to cultivate personal popularity, power, and fame.

An alternative perspective of a popularity contest, suggesting that voters' preferences are largely unconnected to their political opinions, and generally idiosyncratic in nature, also fails to fit the evidence.

The amount of time allotted for the selection of composers for 1763-64 reflects their relative popularity.

Cruisers' comfort, style, and affordability (compared to mountain and racing bikes) have led to renewed popularity in recent years.

Electoral politics would also allow them to capitalize on their rising popularity at the polls instead of in the streets.

Though the cartridge has great merit, it has never attained tremendous popularity.

They have achieved wide popularity and, in certain areas, have brought down the local burglary rate.

The widespread popularity of the hypothesis stands in stark contrast to the rather shaky empirical evidence it is built upon.

This explains the recent worldwide popularity of the idea of creating independent central banks.