Sentence examples for generating more popular from inspiring English sources

But those strikes have endangered civilians as much as the enemy, and they seem to have primarily succeeded in generating more popular support for the rebels among ethnic Albanians in Macedonia.

Cheering with Bits has also proved popular since its introduction, generating more than $12 million in its first 10 months.

Archery and 'The Katniss Effect': Archery has been generating more public interest as a result of the popular "Hunger Games" book and movie, as this article reports.

BRUSSELS — In the diplomatic parlor games popular in Brussels, few issues are generating more gossip or being talked about more animatedly than next year's elections to the European Parliament.

The roundups have stoked fear among the Chinese migrants and anger at home, generating more than one million posts about the topic on one popular microblog.

The hugely popular Harry Potter films further expanded the franchise's reach, with the eight movies released between 2001 and 2011 generating more than $7.7bn in global box office receipts.

"They keep on generating more contamination.

The prospect of a lost N.F.L. season has upset fans across the country, not least because the league has never generated more revenue or been more popular than it was last year.

In August 2010, Skype filed to go public, expecting to raise $1 billion, but not long after appointing a new CEO, former Cisco SVP Tony Bates, the company put its IPO plans in the freezer while it looked for ways to generate more revenue from the popular service.

Still, even excluding those vastly popular pursuits, the industry generated more than $18 billion in revenues in 2000 -- $213 million from the sale of hiking boots alone.

Games are certainly popular on YouTube: the 10 most popular games channels on the service generate more than 2.2bn monthly video views between them, according to online-video analytics firm OpenSlate.