Sentence examples similar to leading popularity from inspiring English sources

The vast majority were performed on women, with breast augmentation and nose reshaping leading in popularity.

Mr Kim, who is leading the popularity polls for a presidential election in December, described the allegation as "nonsense".

The Hauppauge standby is a steakhouse at a time when big-beef emporiums are leading the popularity parade.

Meanwhile, in other voting news on Wednesday, a sensuous wraparound booth and a slender concave kiosk were leading a popularity contest on Facebook, the Reinvent Payphones Design Challenge, sponsored by the Bloomberg administration.

The example Marty provides is that even if less savoury aspects of human nature end up leading to popularity, just being a nice, modest, kind person is the best way – and no such guy will end up without being noticed by a sweet girl.

They have sought out the best of world cinema without regard to the leading indicators of popularity.

But the new gas ranges had no firebox for waste disposal, leading to the popularity of garbage closets.

The group has been losing popularity, leading to speculation that it may have wanted to escalate tensions with Israel in order to create a diversion.

Recently, such research has gained great popularity leading to a number of studies that leverage on urban data to monitor a city's life and structure.

Sōsh founder Rishi Mandal holds that users have moved from the "willing to spend time to save money" mentality of the deep recession (leading to the popularity of startups like Groupon and Gilt) to the "willing to spend money to save time" mentality of tech bubble 2.0 (leading to the popularity of startups like TaskRabbit and Uber).

What are some of the factors leading to the popularity of "Gangnam Style"?