Sentence examples for more popular however from inspiring English sources

More popular, however, are boating excursions.

Delayed closure of bladder exstrophy has become more popular; however, there is limited the evidence of its success.

Gender-neutral requests are becoming more popular, however, Ms. Eschbach said, as spa visitors become more experienced and request technicians based solely on skill.

More popular, however, was "Little Sperm" (1997), a wall of 250 rubber masks that are self-portraits of the artist, estimated at $300,000 to $400,000.

More popular, however, was an 1892 Gauguin landscape, "Cabane Sous les Arbres," which Mr. Forstmann had bought at Christie's in 2002 for $4.6 million.

As judo competitions became more popular, however, jūdōka began to exhibit the competitive spirit more usually found in Western wrestlers; they began concentrating on judo as a sport rather than as a drill or a way of life.

As quantum computing became a more popular research topic, however, computer scientists began to wonder whether such multiple-respondent — or "multiprover" — systems would still work if the respondents were able to perform measurements on physical particles that were "entangled," meaning that their quantum properties were dependent on each other.

Within the more popular vehicle segments, however, the fit seems quite satisfactory.

Star Wars costumes are three times more popular in Berkeley, CA, however, while Minions take the lead in Madison, WI, another college town.

A more popular line of thinking, however, is that Mr. Pellicano — always the grandstander — is hankering for his moment in the sun.

As mobile devices have become more popular and more capable, however, they have come to be seen as a far more promising platform.Investors have been piling into mobile start-ups: more venture capital went into mobile firms in 2011 than in any year since 2001, says Rajeev Chand of Rutberg & Company, an investment bank in San Francisco.