Sentence examples similar to clamshell popularity boom from inspiring English sources

For about 15 years, history has been experiencing a popularity boom.

Facebook's popularity boomed in Tunisia because of its nonpolitical attractions.

After its popularity boomed in the academic community, Andreessen and several fellow students marketed Mosaic commercially.

Oscar De La Hoya's popularity boomed in the absence of a defining heavyweight figure, and then so did that of Pacquiao.

It's no coincidence, Braun believes, that caffeine's popularity boomed in Europe at the dawn of the industrial revolution, when the race for ever-increased productivity accelerated.

Facebook realized it should let users upload whole albums — the feature that would cause Facebook's popularity to boom.

And in China its popularity is booming.

Nixon was the essential political creature of the Cold War; his world is dead, but his popularity is booming.

Parkour's popularity has boomed in the YouTube era, as daredevils across the world record themselves leaping, and sometimes crashing, in a digital game of one-upmanship.

Much like them, Chávez has exploited the popularity the oil boom has brought to cement his unyielding grip on power.

Popularity: Support for the DPP has risen ever since it emerged onto the political scene, but 2014 saw a noted boom in popularity.