Sentence examples for The popularization from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of making something popular to the general public.
The "popularization of politics," he said, keeps leaders from pursuing controversial but important policies.
The popularization of the pomegranate, on the other hand, was directly pegged to its health benefits.
The popularization of LSD wasn't Leary's doing; it was the music's.
The popularization of science was no better when it came to books.
The popularization of P2P networks also provides peers with ulterior motive an ideal environment to spread malicious files.
The popularization of electric vehicles (EVs) is becoming an exciting part of the current energy revolution wave.
The popularization of a new slogan, this time "Black Lives Matter".
The popularization of the internet has fundamentally changed how American politics and society operate.
The popularization of the "knockout game" has also affected homeless people.
The popularization of this instrument.
The popularization of DCD has caused a growing demand for protocols that describe donor management and preservation strategies.
