Sentence examples for influx of popularity from inspiring English sources

Luckily he had a bit of time to spare along the way, so we caught up with him to see how he feels about the influx of popularity of deep house.

Terje also kinda accidentally incited a riot in the Stratton village after one of his US Open wins and might be blamable for the influx of European riders gaining popularity at the Open.

Daniel Ades, 30, of Park Slope, said he did not want the show's local popularity to cause an influx of non-Brooklynites to the area.

He even enjoys a kind of popularity.

His graph of popularity is quite low.

It's boom time for the league and the influx of international superstars only adds to its growing popularity.

While Merkel's humane response won her applause, the lack of a cohesive European response to the crisis and the continuous influx of people has also led to backlash and falling popularity ratings. .

Once the province of elite athletes, triathlons have exploded in popularity in recent years, leading to an influx of newcomers to the sport.

The influx of US actors to the period drama reflects its growing popularity in the States.

Rachel Springall, from finance website Moneyfacts.co.uk, said: "The popularity of contactless payments has been boosted by the influx of cards that are now enabled with the function, with many providers now issuing these cards as standard.

But months into the outbreak, the growing epidemic has swept in a belated influx of international aid as well as political and social tensions as governments' popularity ratings take a battering.