Sentence examples for centers pop from inspiring English sources

New photonics institutes and research centers pop up frequently.

As more distribution centers pop up, particularly in major markets, companies are having to do more to not only lure employees, but to keep them there as well.

In the U.S., competition to gain admittance into top colleges appears almost exponentially stiffer each passing year, test preparation centers pop up faster than one can say "SATs," and overall, it seems as though we are heading towards the Chinese model at warp speed.

Once people with kidney disease had Medicare coverage, outpatient dialysis centers popped up across the country to serve a new cohort of paying patients.

So, when three new meditation centers popped up in Washington, D.C., in a four-month span, I became intrigued: Is the District the next hub of enlightenment?

The practice of floating in sensory deprivation chambers or float tanks — pitch-black, soundproof capsules popularized by artists in the 1970s — is enjoying a frenzied renaissance, with new float centers popping up almost weekly in cities and suburbs across the country.

These data traffic cops are the brains of the massive computing centers popping up wherever electricity is cheap: in Prague, Iceland, Greenland and Wenatchee, Wash.

Along with a consumer demand for more brand names, the numerous malls and shopping centers popping up within Dubai make it easier for retailers or their franchise partners to acquire prime real estate at reasonable prices.

We've become a chameleon-country: after Dubai, it's not hard to imagine similarly caricatured immigration centers popping up all over the world.

Left-of-center pop trendsetters like Beck, Mick Harvey and Pulp have embraced, and imitated, Gainsbourg.

Whispery acoustic ballads crashland on top of wriggly rants, and neopsychedelic soundscapes give way to playful, off-center pop songs.