Sentence examples for gain broad popularity from inspiring English sources
Although they've been around since the 1930s, SUV's didn't gain broad popularity until the 1990s thanks to models like the Ford Explorer and Jeep Cherokee.
Since extra-articular hip arthroscopy seems to gain broad popularity, new indications, techniques and innovations become increasingly reported.
Although tai chi may have its roots in self-defense, in recent years it has gained broad popularity as a therapeutic exercise, promoting physical fitness while reducing stress.
A former defense minister and army chief, Sissi led a coup against President Mohamed Morsi — an Islamist who was Egypt's first democratically elected leader — last July in the wake of protests that demanded his ouster, gaining broad popularity.
Because the method has gained broad popularity in recent years, the main recent developments in the field of new sorbents, techniques and possible applications are discussed in this article.
The skepticism has been stoked by environmental groups that came to the gulf in droves, lawyers who have been soliciting clients from billboards along roads leading south, a sensation-hungry news media and politicians who have gained broad popularity for thundering in opposition to response officials.
On one side were new wave and post-punk artists; some adopted more accessible musical styles and gained broad popularity, while some turned in more experimental, less commercial directions.
Although several reports have used PCR to measure DNA copy numbers [ 7- 9], it has not gained broad popularity because careful calibration is required for accurate quantification.
PRP therapy gained broad popularity in early 2009, when it was reported that two of the Pittsburgh Steelers received PRP for their ankle injuries before their triumph at the Super Bowl.
And will his party benefit from his broad popularity?
