Sentence examples for increased popularity among from inspiring English sources
One reason for the increased popularity among professionals is the networking opportunities distance learning provides.
From it, Hamas will gain increased popularity among Palestinians, greater service delivery to Gaza population and greater capacity to challenge Abbas and Fateh in the West Bank.
Performing online behavioral research is gaining increased popularity among researchers in psychological and cognitive science.
The percentage of the public with a favorable opinion of Mr. Romney, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has reached a high point in ABC News/Washington Post polls, largely fueled by his increased popularity among women.
Grant entered the 1868 campaign season with increased popularity among the Radical Republicans following his abandonment of Johnson.
From the results of this study it is evident that WHP, despite its increased popularity among companies, still shows great potential for development both in quantitative and qualitative terms.
The Mugg boot will tap into the increasing popularity among male wearers which has included Leonardo DiCaprio and Joey of The Only Way is Essex fame.
She attributed yoga's increasing popularity among business travelers to the "physical and mental balance" it brought "into hectic life while you're on the road".
Despite polls showing his increasing popularity among New Yorkers, the mayor has already spent $18.7 million on his re-election campaign — more than three times the limit for primary candidates who use public campaign money.
Indeed, the increasing popularity among celebrities of less invasive procedures has turned the idea of cosmetic treatments into a kind of guessing game played with equal gusto by red-carpet commentators and couch potatoes at home.
Shirtless, muscled carpenters, whose increasing popularity among their female clients was also documented by The Times (this time in the Thursday House & Home section), stride Fabio-like through his pages.
