Sentence examples for owing to the popularity from inspiring English sources

Globe Telecom, Ayala's 30%-owned wireless phone unit, posted even stronger results, owing to the popularity of cell phones with text-messaging systems.

In the past decades, owing to the popularity of the World Wide Web, many researchers have attempted to develop adaptive learning systems on the web.

In 2005, an intergovernmental panel on climate change (IPCC) special report [3] showed that the electrical power generation accounts for over 34% of the global CO2 emissions owing to the popularity of fossil-fueled power plants.

Compared with FSWs in Pakistan, HSWs are more easily approached by their male clients owing to the popularity of social activities among males and greater tolerance towards extramarital sex with males than with females.

But, owing to the popularity of a select few Cavendish cultivars in major banana-producing areas of the world, the threat of a debilitating disease epidemic is very real in banana.

There are tons of different kinds of lights on the market, owing to the popularity of the holiday season and people's ever-growing fascination with light shows.

Access to Internet services is limited but continues to gradually increase particularly in urban areas, owing to the growing popularity of Internet cafés.

This affliction need not apply to Gowanus Lounge, Mr. Kreussling said, owing to the blog's popularity and the sense of community Mr. Guskind had cultivated around it.

A curator stuck his head in and said that they were bringing in extra benches, owing to the show's popularity.

Recently, owing to the advancement and popularity of mobile, wireless communication and sensing technologies, researchers have attempted to provide personalized learning guidance or support in real-world learning environments.

Process modeling and optimization of polymerization processes with long chain branching is currently an area of extensive research owing to the advantages and growing popularity of branched polymers.