Sentence examples for a growing popularity from inspiring English sources

Reggaeton is a Caribbean and American hybrid with a growing popularity fueled by its sound and its demographics.

There is evidence of a growing popularity for right-wing, anti-immigration parties in Sweden, as reported by The Independent in August.

And in Japan this week, the Communist party announced that its membership had rocketed to more than 410,000, boosted by a growing popularity among the under-30s.

SINGAPORE — In recent years, several decorative crafts have enjoyed a growing popularity with Swiss watchmakers who have been applying age-old artistic skills on a miniature scale to adorn the dials of their high-end timepieces.

Ski touring, once the preserve of hardy mountain types, has seen a growing popularity over the past few seasons with its green credentials (no lifts), offers of endless untracked powder and the thrill of a new challenge.

Moreover, for all their differences, India and China share a growing popularity as places for companies from the United States and other countries with high labor costs to set up shop.

As a result, the growing popularity of birdwatching adds to environmental problems that threaten birds and bird habitats through increased birdwatching-induced consumption.

The increase in laboratory seizures from 2008 has primarily been a result of growing popularity for the one-pot process (13).

With the introduction of Live Feed, the company also took a competitive swing at the growing popularity of Twitter, a social network that runs a live feed of news service-like posts from members whom a user follows.

As an example, increasingly growing popularity of three-dimensional printing that utilizes direct laser writing technique provides an opportunity to improve efficacy of the final TECP.

A sign of the growing popularity in the UK is a major live event, part of FACE IT's eSports Championship Series which is also a Counter Strike competition, which is expected to pack out Wembley Arena this month.