Sentence examples for due popularity from inspiring English sources
He also felt that amendments guaranteeing personal liberties would "give to the Government its due popularity and stability".
By that I mean that there's no real sharing inside the network other than liked photos surfacing due to popularity, and manual discovery via hashtags.
It appeared that SpotM had potential to take off due the popularity of social networks in India and the addition of a few differentiating features.
Loman had succeeded in large part due to popularity, which is a value he attempted to instill in his sons.
I made a few phone calls, waited on hold for more than twenty minutes, and was told that there were "technical glitches due to popularity".
That is really what killed the tablet PC efforts inside Microsoft until Apple forced them to react due to popularity of iPad.
The first issue came out in 2016, and now, due to popularity, they will be printing a second edition, packed with even more contributors than before.
Last, most of the studies included in the analysis had been conducted among Asian populations due to popularity of green tea in East Asia.
Epcot has hosted parades (whether daytime or nighttime), but due to popularity, no longer shows them.
England was by far the most popular in an informal survey, due to the popularity of the English Premier League.
