Sentence examples for greater popularity from inspiring English sources

Despite cable broadband's greater popularity, it, too, has drawbacks.

They would gain an even greater popularity after 1968.

For several million Cariocas, the city's celebrated beaches are of even greater popularity and use.

Still, the introduction of a five-day work week in 2004 has spurred the sport to even greater popularity.

Now that Croatia is a member of the European Union, Hvar is poised to gain even greater popularity.

Given the prime minister's greater popularity among voters and deputies, Mr Sarkozy risked trouble from having him outside the tent.

If chess is ever to reach a wider audience and greater popularity, it'll need something considerably more compelling to stack the board in its favour.

Perhaps the chief impediment to greater popularity is the very quality that centers his achievement: the raw, rugged, vocalized, weirdly pitched sound of his alto saxophone.

Now that foreign holidays are so greatly curtailed, bathing is likely to assume a much greater popularity than has hitherto been the case.

As discontent with the government grows and financially struggling channels increasingly broadcast reruns rather than original programming, alternative sites may gain even greater popularity.

Although traditional linoleum was still in use, such materials as asphalt, cork, rubber, vinyl asbestos, and the various types of vinyl were achieving greater popularity.