Sentence examples for making it particularly popular from inspiring English sources

The app's main benefit is that it pools information from its users and sends back real-time information about traffic conditions, making it particularly popular with urban commuters seeking to avoid freeway snarls.

Its tolerance of pollution makes it particularly popular with city planners.

That has made it particularly popular with eBay users.

An early 1970s design for speleologists (cave explorers), it wasn't popular and was discontinued, thus making it particularly sought after.

The term "Main Street" had become one of the most popular mythologies and turns of phrase in the media, but what made it particularly interesting was that this political mythology was uniquely spatial.

This alternative narconovela structure has made it particularly difficult for the state and elite to tolerate the genre but has further secured its popular appeal.

That business model makes it particularly rare.

Apple's iPhone 5 is a popular grey market item, and the proximity of Hong Kong to mainland China makes it a particularly popular choice for stocking up on Apple hardware to be resold in the latter country.

Neither of his first albums made him particularly popular, as his was not the more accessible, tourist-oriented style of the tablaos, but they won him respect from flamenco aficionados.

It penetrates skin easily, making it a popular peel agent.

But the popularity of the festival with outsiders — particularly young outsiders — made it less popular with a lot of Breaux Bridge citizens.