Sentence examples for of increasing popularity from inspiring English sources

One sign of increasing popularity is growing media panic about cameraphones, surveillance and personal privacy.

In the first phase, after a honeymoon period of increasing popularity, unpleasant practices emerge: once a broad swath of the public had been introduced to the wonders of the Internet, they found themselves bombarded with spam, advertising pop-ups and full-blown spyware.

Staffordshire University's course is not just about Beckham, a fact that some of the papers chose to overlook; it also aims to look at the overall cultural impact of the beautiful game and its changing nature in a climate of increasing popularity.

Like rival Research in Motion, the company has struggled with maintaining market share in the face of increasing popularity of Apple and Google Android-based smartphones.

Because Martin Lewis can only book six rods a week, and because of increasing popularity, reservations must be made well in advance.

Although these are high-impact interventions of increasing popularity in the US EDs [20], the more frequent approach in Colombia is to simply expand the number of ED beds.

These comparison-shopping sites are looking to another shopping season of increased popularity.

With Marvel and DC Comics's movie franchises bigger than ever, we're in a curious spot in terms of increased popularity of upper-echelon heroes and simultaneous need for more villains to fill out TV seasons and smaller-scale films.

Therefore, we believe that the use of psychoprophylaxis in the Standard care group is principally explained by influences from outside of the trial, because of the increasing popularity of psychoprophylaxis in Sweden.

Besides the benefit of privacy, there are also disadvantages of the increasing popularity of self-tests.

The prevalence of anisakidosis has increased unusually because of the increasing popularity of Japanese cuisine, such as "sushi" and "sashimi".