Sentence examples for expanded popularity from inspiring English sources

By the time Midler returned to the stage in 1993, she had a mixed bag of movies and, thanks to her expanded popularity and Beaches, a new batch of songs.

The increasing number of clinical trials that investigated ginseng may have contributed to its expanded popularity [ 19].

Evo also has to contend with the rapidly expanding popularity of the hybrid gas-electric vehicles, like the Prius.

The passionate game began about five years ago, spurred by the expanding popularity of beach volleyball on television.

It is worth noting that Ms. Saariaho's vocal works are serving as her introduction to several major American musical centers, for they hold the key to her rapidly expanding popularity.

In his later years, Dr. Eisenberg became increasingly alarmed at trends in the field he helped establish, criticizing what he saw as a cozy relationships between drug makers and doctors and the expanding popularity of the attention deficit diagnosis.

Despite these important initial differences between the two main Sunni schools of thought, the doctrines of al-Māturīdī became submerged in course of time under the expanding popularity of the Ashʿarite school, which gained wide currency particularly after the 11th century because of the influential activity of the Sufi theologian al-Ghazālī.

Soccer's expanding popularity is one of globalization's more potent manifestations -- and one of the few not driven by American culture -- as evidenced by the government of soccer-crazed Thailand's ill-advised efforts to acquire an interest in the English Premier League's venerable Liverpool team.

With the advancement in IT and the expanding popularity of internet applications in Gambia, e-Government has been a priority factor in rendering government services and in making information more accessible to citizens.

But Origami's closure proves that vinyl's expanding popularity may come with troubles of its own for small stores.

The trueque clubs expanded in popularity without government support.