Sentence examples for may popularize from inspiring English sources
The reported research may popularize plant signal processing, as a separate field, besides other conventional bioelectrical signal processing paradigms.
Random play may popularize your music in the aggregate, but it doesn't foster the same kind of investment in the songs themselves.
Richardson's novel may popularize Pamela, or Galsworthy's Forsyte Saga (1906 22) Jon, as a baptismal name, but it rarely makes a deeper impression on the mode of life of literate families.
But while Google may help popularize the format, it did not invent it.
The popularity of Guitar Hero, the video game in which participants compete by playing a guitar-shaped controller along with the music on a screen, may also popularize new instruments to a wider audience.
Recent developments in high-throughput genotyping technology make it feasible and may further popularize the genomic selection in both plant and animal breeding programs (Meuwissen 2007; Zhong et al. 2009).
Although technology companies may have popularized the open office environment, now almost all office tenants are adopting aspects of it.
Britney Spears may have popularized navel-baring fashions in the late 1990's, but she had no patent on the look.
She may have popularized a French trend called autofiction, but she dismissed trends, and, more importantly, she was adamant that the genre of autobiography was base, degraded.
Susan G. Komen for the Cure may have popularized the color pink as a universal symbol of breast cancer fund-raising.
(For a 2007 Seattle Weekly article, Jonathan Kauffman wrote that Toshihiro Kasahara, a peripatetic Japanese-born restaurateur, may have popularized the teriyaki sauce style now standard in Seattle when he opened Toshi's Teriyaki Restaurant in 1976).
