Sentence examples for becoming rather popular from inspiring English sources

That word is becoming rather popular in design circles.

The meshing of complicated geometry using polyhedral cells has also attracted much attention and becoming rather popular in recent times.

Despite its tangible complexity for learning, functional programming is becoming rather popular, recently several chemoinformatics frameworks: OUCH and chemf were presented.

With more single and older customers, convenient city-centre supermarkets are becoming more popular, rather than vast stores on the edge of town selling everything from charcuterie to televisions.

Counterfeiting is rather popular in Bangladesh.

Yet it seems Twitter is not worried about tweet becoming too popular a term; rather Twitter may be trying to control who gets to signal that an application is somehow approved or desirable.

Digital mammography, which is becoming increasingly popular, uses photo receptors rather than X-ray film.

It's a rather acquired taste, so why is it becoming more popular and does real chocolate have to be high in cocoa to be good?

19 A rather new whole body cooling technique, called a cryogenic chamber, is becoming more popular as a recovery tool for competitive athletes.

Cyberbegging is becoming increasingly popular, and there have been some amazing success stories, but these are the exception rather than the rule.

It is also becoming increasingly popular.