Sentence examples for increases in popular from inspiring English sources

The fourth, lowering drug prices, flows from a promise Trump made during his campaign — and is tied to the central criticism of Azar's selection to run HHS: He is the first secretary to emerge from the pharmaceutical industry, having led Lilly's largest division as the drugmaker drove steep price increases in popular medicines.

But to pay the bills, the government has been raising taxes, which have resulted in price increases in popular processed drinks and other consumables.

James E. Cutting, a psychologist from Cornell University, looked at factors like motion, cutting rate, and color contrast of films over time all of which correlate with increased attention and all of which, according to his research, have increased in popular movies over time.

Domestically there was an increase in popular unrest.

Saunders said there was an inevitable lag between an increase in popular interest in the game and the emergence of top players.

I find that during this period, there has been a major increase in popular support for democracy, a sizable rise in concerns about inequality, and a fall in support for political Islam.

Tensions spread to the West Bank and East Jerusalem, where Palestinian anger at reports of civilian casualties in Gaza seemed to be translating into at least a temporary increase in popular sympathy for Hamas.

Since the 1970s there has been a notable resurgence of scholarly and practical interest in p'ansori, paralleled by an increase in popular awareness of local identity, traditional culture, and the arts as a whole.

The Hong Kong government is drafting legislation to adjust electoral procedures in 2012 in ways that may provide some increase in popular participation; it also has promised more democratic procedures for the election of the chief executive in 2017 and the legislature in 2020.

Morgan Stanley speculates that the release of Stranger Things season two was likely the largest driver towards Netflix's overall increase in popular content programming from 33% to 39% of all U.S. consumers surveyed.

The increase in popular support was in part due to FRELIMO agencies' offer of help to exiled Mozambicans, who had fled the conflict by travelling to nearby Tanzania.