Sentence examples for mild popularity from inspiring English sources

Kyla has achieved mild popularity with Holby City fans.

In recent years, mild stimulation protocols have risen in popularity.

In contrast to the chemical routes, the enzymatic processes require mild reaction conditions and are gaining popularity in the chemical industry for the synthesis of commodity/fine chemicals.

The Chicago Botanic Garden has been growing in popularity and, on this mild, sunny August Friday, was teeming with visitors in some of its more central spots.

The use of non-surgical treatment for childhood obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is gaining popularity, especially in children with mild disease.

The use of kratom as a painkiller or to treat depression or for the mild high it provides is gaining in popularity, but its potential dangers are not well understood.

The popularity of mephedrone, which produces a mild sense of euphoria but has been blamed for paranoia, heart palpitations, insomnia and memory problems, has led to price increases.

Although developed to treat severe sperm factor infertility, ICSI is gaining popularity and is often used even in the presence of mild male factor infertility.

The marketing of "light" and "mild" cigarettes in South Korea, however, needed to take account of the unusual popularity of similar products among Korean males (Table 3).

Where his father engineered a Stalinist personality cult, mild-mannered Bashar al-Assad enjoys a reasonable level of genuine popularity.

Their popularity has spurned a host of imitators and many of the milder cigars in the portfolio are similar to them.