Sentence examples similar to considerable boost in popularity from inspiring English sources

Local bottled water companies like Spritzer have also observed a considerable boost in sales (Spritzer Annual Report 2009).

"This is a considerable boost in establishing the rule of Kim Jong-un," said Cho Min, an expert at the Korea Institute of National Unification.

However, this may be offset by the boost in popularity of staycations.

For Argentina, it is a disaster.Perhaps Ms Fernández will enjoy a boost in popularity at home (see article).

If they succeed in breaking the siege, it will bring a huge boost in popularity for Fateh al-Sham.

It is only recently that they have seen a boost in popularity, with independent courses now conducted across Belarus.

Detox teas have had a huge boost in popularity this year, in part thanks to vast swatches of reality TV stars plugging various tea brands on their Instagram accounts.

The fewest respondents, 16%, predicted minivans would see a boost in popularity.

Recent weeks have shown a boost in popularity for the mayor during the Olympics, prompting suggestions he may have ambitions of becoming prime minister.

Regifting's seeming boost in popularity may be reflected in holiday shopping sales this year.

In 1936, Walt Disney felt that the Disney studio's star character Mickey Mouse needed a boost in popularity.