Sentence examples for boosting the popularity from inspiring English sources
1947 Kitty litter was invented, boosting the popularity of house cats.
The issue is polarising Dutch society and boosting the popularity of the far-right populist MP Geert Wilders and his Freedom Party.
Suddenly, Sepp Blatter's ideas on boosting the popularity of women's soccer, which courted the same ugly stereotype about female athletes, appear tactful.
But experts involved in the negotiations said that attacks on Sept. 11, by greatly boosting the popularity of Mr. Bush, lessened the likelihood that there would be a shift in the American position any time soon.
She may also draw new viewers to Fox, further boosting the popularity of Rupert Murdoch's controversial network, which already counts former Bush White House aide Karl Rove and former House speaker Newt Gingrich as commentators.
Disproportionate British newspaper coverage of Ukip helped to increase support for the party, according to a new academic study, amid a growing debate on the role the media plays in boosting the popularity of anti-immigrant political parties.
IS uses popular hashtags to boost the popularity of its material and sends thousands of tweets a day without triggering spam controls.
The success of these bands boosted the popularity of alternative rock and made grunge the most popular form of hard rock music at the time.
Earlier in the year, an investigation by the Guardian revealed how IS was using popular hashtags - including ones used during the Scottish referendum - to boost the popularity of its material on Twitter.
"Climate summits are not photo opportunities to boost the popularity of politicians," she told The Guardian.
