Sentence examples for an increased popularity from inspiring English sources
The adoption of these rules by the Knickerbockers and other amateur club teams in the New York City area led to an increased popularity of the game.
The superior size, rate of gain, and heavy muscling of the pure French Charolais and the hybrid vigour accruing from the crossing of nonrelated breeds promise an increased popularity of this breed.
This approach has many advantages; for example, it is straightforward to evaluate various scenarios, like a certain change in mobility behavior (more use of public transport, an increased popularity of online shopping, and telecommuting) as well as juridical changes, changes in the infrastructure, or technological changes, all within the same framework.
The music atmosphere of the 1970s was heavily influenced by its success and sexual content, as its sexual-explicitness bent creative barriers in the music industry and led to an increased popularity of sexual themes in music at the time.
Apart from the traditional approach described above, motivational interview has an increased popularity in clinical practice.
Recognising an increased popularity and utilisation of CTs, these results contributed to strategic financial support for CT education of selected health care professionals employed by Stockholm county.
"But there is an increasing popularity for home-grown Chinese brands as well".
In modern times, with our angels now of a less Manichean, more touchy-feely persuasion, we have witnessed an increasing popularity of books eager to usher kids through the "grieving process".
In the past two decades, SMM has received an increasing popularity among typological study.
Volcano and geothermal spring tourism is a growing component of geotourism, and is enjoying an increasing popularity worldwide (Erfurt-Cooper and Cooper 2010).
In pursuit of the economic and environmental benefits, an increasing popularity has been witnessed in distributed generators (DGs) such as photovoltaic (PV) panels.
