Sentence examples for heightened popularity from inspiring English sources
Atkins Nutritionals is starting a multimillion-dollar campaign that capitalizes on the diet's heightened popularity.
This month, it is introducing a multimillion-dollar print and radio campaign that capitalizes on the diet's heightened popularity following recent research suggesting that its low-carbohydrate approach may have merit.
Ribéry's now heightened popularity saw increased speculation from writers and supporters that Marseille would finally win their first league title since the 1991 92 season.
Despite this, Marseille's now heightened popularity saw increased speculation from writers and supporters that the club would finally win its first league title since the 1991 92 season.
Blink-182 broke up at a heightened popularity period for pop punk, but Neighborhoods was released in an era for the genre in which Billboard described as "lacking exciting mainstream representation," in addition to falling sales for peer bands.
"The army is the guarantor of the revolution," he told them.The general's intervention has heightened his popularity and fuelled speculation that he could head a new government of technocrats.
Liam and Noel Gallagher both featured prominently in gossip columns and daily tabloids throughout 1996 97, their celebrity wives in Patsy Kensit and Meg Matthews only heightening their popularity with British paparazzi.
(Pool aficionados say that "The Hustler," the 1961 Paul Newmovieaclassiceasimultaneouslysic, simultaneously heightened pool's popularity and killed off the old-time Fast Eddies, who couldn't pull their cons in the glare of publicity).
Hezbollah demonstrated it's heightened state of popularity within Lebanon when the group's leader Secretary General Seyyid Hassan Nasrallah held a vast rally in which several hundred thousand (perhaps half a million) supporters turned out in a nation of just 4 million.
It's possible the same crush of users -- likely heightened since Twitter's popularity grew throughout the year -- pushed the site's limitations, knocking it offline.
