Sentence examples for deal of popularity from inspiring English sources

This is the popular form of body sculpting, which has gained a great deal of popularity.

… has gained a great deal of popularity in the past decade.

Basava was appointed chief of the treasury, and for several years he and his faction enjoyed a great deal of popularity.

Fiber-Reinforced Polymer (FRP) strengthening systems are enjoying a great deal of popularity as a result of the unique properties of FRPs, namely, their light weight, fatigue resistance non-corrosive characteristics and ease of application.

Point-to-point OW links have also found a great deal of popularity in a variety of shorter-range applications.

Non-hierarchical organizations, as embodied in open production communities, like Linux or Wikipedia, and boss-less organizations such as W.L.Gore, Semco, or Valve Software enjoy a great deal of popularity despite their relative numbers and size (Valve featured in a special JOD issue on the Organization Zoo series; Puranam and Håkonsson, 2015).

Moussa owes a great deal of his popularity in Egypt to his tough approach to Israel.

The daily point spreads printed in most newspapers testify to the ubiquity of gambling, and, vociferously as the N.F.L. and the N.C.A.A. oppose gambling, they also owe a great deal of their popularity to it.

Famous for the passion of its fans and the perpetual volatility of its boardroom, the club has more often than not struggled to live up to its undoubted potential, which – paradoxically, perhaps – accounts for a great deal of its popularity.

The movie makes a great deal of his popularity in South Africa and the fact that he was amazed by his reputation there and even more so by the reception during a tour in 1998.

The last one is probably the most widely known of all Trinity hymns and owes a great deal of its popularity to John Bacchus Dykes's tune "Nicea": Watson observes that the tune's "magnificent grandeur carries the long lines effortlessly".