Sentence examples for is regaining popularity from inspiring English sources

Thanks to programming approaches like actor-based models, message passing is regaining popularity outside large-scale scientific computing for building scalable distributed applications in multi-core processors.

That honour went to Fidesz, the nationalist party led by Viktor Orban, which lost power to the Socialists in last year's election but which is regaining popularity now.

The latest star, El Juli, had to fight in Latin America before he was old enough to appear in a Spanish ring.Although Catalonia may no longer have a taste for blood and sand, in much of the rest of Spain bullfighting is regaining popularity.

However, autologous fat is regaining popularity in some parts of the world due to improved harvesting techniques [41, 42, 43].

And just like that, full pies-on-a-plate are regaining popularity.

Silicone implants for first metatarsophalangeal (MTP-1) arthroplasty are regaining popularity, though most studies have long inclusion periods, or short follow-up.

He said Tesco was probably winning shoppers back from all of its rivals,  while Morrisons was regaining popularity in the North of England and the Midlands.

Other proposals, such as a backdoor injection of public funds through the state loan-collection agency, are regaining popularity within the LDP.

Perhaps in response to the ubiquity of digital prints, hand-dyeing techniques have been regaining popularity, and none more so than shibori.

Yet both flamboyant leader seem to be regaining popularity and may well be back on the frontpages in 2013.

In 1870, he began to ferry locals to the Cedar Point peninsula, which was regaining popularity as a summer picnic destination.