Sentence examples for a sharp rise in popularity from inspiring English sources
Xanax has seen a sharp rise in popularity in the past year, with some experts saying it has become one of the top five drugs used by young people, alongside cannabis and alcohol.
A sharp rise in the popularity of the Louisiana specialty was blamed for the jump in demand, since red drum is the fish most commonly used in preparing the dish.
"Luxilon has changed the game so much," Rodney Harmon, a former tour player who now works for the US Tennis Association, says of one of the brands of polyester string that has seen a sharp rise in its popularity among the pros.
The fervent patriotism displayed by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation analyst Don Cherry in the aftermath led to a sharp rise in his own popularity with Canadian fans.
Coach C. Vivian Stringer has had a courtside seat to the sharp rise in popularity of the game she loves.
The BBC's Mark Lowen in Athens says Greece is experiencing a sharp rise in racism, with the popularity of right-wing parties such as Golden Dawn soaring.
On Wednesday, he told DealBook that he has yet to forsake the game, despite the sharp rise in popularity of the iPhone, which offers owners access to hundreds of more advanced games.
With the sharp rise in popularity of traditional medicine, the economic importance of these plants has increased enormously.
After the travails and absences of the Depression and World War II flattened the birthrate, the promise and prosperity of the postwar years created a sharp rise in births that lasted from 1946 until 1964, when the popularity of birth control pills helped stem the tide.
Consumer cutbacks and the increasing popularity of online retailers have prompted a sharp rise in the number of firms in financial distress, according to research by business recovery group Begbies Traynor.
Their claim was based largely on two observations: the high acidic content of soda, and a sharp rise in esophageal cancer in the United States that seemed to coincide with the growing popularity of soda.
