Sentence examples for build on its popularity from inspiring English sources

To build on its popularity, the resort is adding 26 duplex and free-standing villas on its 400 acres.

After acquiring its top rival, World Championship Wrestling, the federation can build on its popularity with male teens and on its extensive licensing opportunities.

The company has continued to build on its lead in the media player market, but it finds itself challenged by companies like Apple and Adobe Systems, which have built their success on the popularity of digital music players like the iPod and of video sites like YouTube.com, which use Adobe's Flash player.

Koizumi, who stepped down in 2006 after five years in office, called on Abe to build on his popularity by honouring the wishes of the majority of Japanese, who want nuclear power phased out.

SAN FRANCISCO — Google's popularity was built on its ability to help people find just the right Web pages.

Snead had the most P.G.A. victories over all — 82, still a record — and he went on to win several more times on the senior tour, which was partly built on his popularity with the fans.

Knowing this, you would hope that he would take this popularity, and build on it live, shaking the crowd out of their comfort zone while providing their old favourites in a new light.

The film, set in Alaska, hopes to build on the popularity of the Walking with Dinosaurs arena tour, which BBC Worldwide has taken around the globe.

Environmental campaigns for feed-in tariffs and grassroots movements for transition towns build on the popularity of everyday green activities like household recycling.

Our Revolution would build on the popularity of the primary campaign, Sanders said, by supporting "progressives at every level" as the group bid to plant liberal politicians throughout the country.

The two companies said they will collaborate to "build on the popularity and reach of Samsung's mobile innovations and the SAP Mobil Platform," according to a joint statement from the companies.