Sentence examples for growing craze from inspiring English sources
But even in this fad-obsessed nation, one result was never expected: a growing craze for Indian education.
It is feared that the growing craze for power-assisted cycling means she won't be the last.
Finally, for the chain lengths chosen, scission serves to supply short chains to the growing craze but breakdown occurs by complete disentanglement of the chains.
— Julia Moskin National Geographic: There's a growing craze in China for yartsa gunbu, a strange fungus that's seen as having medicinal properties; that means it's boom time for the Tibetans who methodically harvest it.
The pitch for the 1997 initial offering was that AMF would buy bowling alleys around the United States and would capitalize on a growing craze for bowling in China and other parts of Asia.
Bourbon production, in response to the growing craze over Kentucky-distilled whiskey, jumped more than 70percentt between 2009 and 2013, according to data from the Kentucky Distillers Associationn.
High impact polystyrene (HIPS) particles with sizes well below 1 μm have been demonstrated to interact with growing crazes giving rise to some local, non-catastrophic fibril texture damage, which increases with increasing particle size and volume fraction of the second phase.
Furthermore, fracture surface patterns are simulated by computer, based on the theory that the conic-shaped pattern is due to the intersection between a moving planar crack front and a radically growing circular craze or secondary crack front.
But here's a new one: 20th Century Fox is going to try to piggyback on a growing game craze called geocaching to promote its big summer release, Tim Burton's remake of "Planet of the Apes," due in late July.
— Eric Asimov NPR: Have thickening agents encroached upon the utopia of the growing Greek yogurt craze?
In regard to his own time, Villani provides modern historians with valuable details on Florentine social and living habits, such as the growing trend and craze of wealthy Florentines in building large country homes far outside of the city.
