Sentence examples for ever-growing popularity from inspiring English sources

Netflix's decision to name-check Fortnite reflects the game's ever-growing popularity.

In the mid-1950s Philip Morris began using cowboy imagery to advertise its Marlboro brand of cigarettes, and Marlboro's ever-growing popularity propelled the company to second place among American cigarette makers by the mid-1970s.

YouTube was still the hottest of topics, with its ever-growing popularity among children making it impossible to ignore.

It's more competitive based on the ever-growing popularity of college sports — social media, et cetera — it just continues to drive interest," she said.

Eventually the ever-growing popularity and profitability of the sport combined with its hero-making potential forced a reconsideration of boxing's value by many state authorities.

Fantasy will become reality at Croke Park this afternoon and, in the process, underline the ever-growing popularity of the ­European club game.

It is currently embracing an ever-growing and wide-spreading global popularity.

There are tons of different kinds of lights on the market, owing to the popularity of the holiday season and people's ever-growing fascination with light shows.

Those rituals are fading, though; as increasing numbers of Americans turn away from organized religion, heaven seems further away than ever, and the growing popularity of cremation and green burial shows that we're rethinking the ways we dispose of our corporeal selves.

While Zong may not have had the organic international base that Boku has (Zong is available in 19 countries), this partnership is sure to help Zong's global reach thanks to Facebook's ever growing presence and popularity around the world.

In fact, sales are as strong as ever, or stronger, thanks to the growing popularity of indigenous festivals and pollera competitions.