Sentence examples for popularity had increased from inspiring English sources

By 2013, the league's popularity had increased to the point where MLS was as popular as Major League Baseball among 12 17 year olds, as reported by the 2013 Luker on Trends ESPN poll, having jumped in popularity since the 2010 World Cup.

"Since we carried out our first study the purity of mephedrone has fallen, the price has risen, yet the results of our second study showed both use and popularity had increased in the year since the ban.

She is also the only minister whose popularity had increased compared to a similar poll undertaken in December 2007.

By the 1940s the orchestra's popularity had increased, but its financial condition didn't allow it to tour or invite many guest conductors and soloists.

On 12 September various opinion polls showed that Folkvords popularity had increased again in Oslo which gave rise to speculation that Folkvord would win Inger Lise Husøy's seat in parliament because of this sudden rise in popularity.

Due in part to his "innate Irish ability to rave [which] had been turbo-charged by years of psilocybin mushroom use," he wrote in True Hallucinations, his popularity had increased—he sometimes spoke now to audiences of around 1,000 people and publishers were "suddenly interested in his work".

The popularity has increased over the last few seasons".

More teams are being fielded and more athletes are participating, and overall visibility and popularity have increased exponentially.

Mercury (Hg) speciation by thermo-desorption is considered an alternative to laborious sequential chemical procedures; hence its popularity has increased in the last years.

For half a century, the Student Art Association SAAA) has been offering non-curricular studio art courses to the MIT community, and its popularity has increased with each passing year.

While consumption of drugs like cocaine and marijuana among American teenagers has stabilized in the last decade, Ecstasy's popularity has increased exponentially.