Sentence examples similar to popularity explosion from inspiring English sources

This was at a time when the popularity and geographic explosion of slow smoked barbecue had not reached the ubiquity it enjoys today, and talented chefs and restaurateurs were first trying to "upscale" BBQ, especially in northern cities that had traditionally lacked authentic 'cue, with decidedly mixed results, like New York's pioneering but ultimately disappointing Blue Smoke.

Pizza first became widely popular in the early '50s, but due to the latest explosion in popularity, there are now more than 53,000 pizzerias in the United States and pizza has become part of the American mainstream.

The early 1930's saw an explosion of popularity and "Mickey Mouse consciousness" for Walt Disney's character.

After that it retreated to the margins, until its recent explosion in popularity.

Professor Barabasi uses the example of Hotmail's explosion in popularity.

Like La Fuga, Sigma is riding cycling's explosion in popularity.

The issue is compounded by the explosion in popularity of electronic dance music (EDM) in America.

After an initial explosion of popularity, the app fell off the radar screen for many.

Online abuse and cyber bullying have emerged as major issues alongside the explosion in popularity of social media sites.

Despite the explosion in popularity of superhero movies, comic books themselves are often late to capitalize on cultural fads.

The most surprising part about the explosion of popularity has been how sparingly the commercials have actually run.