Sentence examples for despite the growing popularity from inspiring English sources
Despite the growing popularity of on demand, live TV remains far more popular, accounting for almost two-thirds of the total viewing time watching across all age groups.
Despite the growing popularity of music groups and rock bands, traditional folk music remains widely popular.
Despite the growing popularity of budget carriers, Mr. Tyler plans to keep Cathay Pacific firmly in the premium market.
Despite the growing popularity of ramen and katsu, there is still plenty of misunderstanding about Japanese food.
Windows is the dominant system on such devices, with more than 90% of the market despite the growing popularity of Apple's Macs.
Despite the growing popularity of cable modems and digital subscriber line, or D.S.L., service, fewer than 17percentt of Internet users have broadband connections.
Despite the causes for concern, the growing popularity of locker outfitting has fueled a mini-industry.
The Labour Party could face being wiped-out in Scotland – despite a leadership change – due to the growing popularity of the SNP in the run up to the general election next May, a poll suggested on Friday.
The growing popularity of marathon readings.
Despite this growing popularity, the validity of these selection and development methods has not been examined in Belgium.
Despite the products' growing popularity, some European public health officials want them regulated as medical devices.
