Sentence examples for popularity has rocketed from inspiring English sources

The EU's popularity has rocketed, whereas the government's negative rating is now as high as 73%.

On the other side lies an array of anti-austerity groups lead by Syriza, a leftwing alliance of radicals whose popularity has rocketed, fuelled by anger over cuts.

Led by ponytailed Pablo Iglesias, 36, the movement's popularity has rocketed as Spaniards see themselves reflected in his message of a disconnect between the economic recovery touted by the governing People's party and their daily lives.

The popularity of forensic studies has rocketed over the last decade.

The name Elsa has rocketed in popularity for US newborns, according to records collated by the Social Security Administration, and the numbers of children being given the name is at its highest level as far back as the SSA's data is available.

Archery GB says the sport has "rocketed in popularity" since its appearance early in the Games at Lord's Cricket Ground.

Combining this compatibility with a rather impressive feature set and the fact that Opera Mini is completely free, the application has rocketed in popularity since launching in 2006.

The popularity of skin-bleaching injections has rocketed over the last 18 months according to Dr Pranav Pancholi, a Harvard-trained dermatologist who works at Kenya's Shah Hospital.

Unemployment has rocketed.

As executive compensation has rocketed in recent years, proposals that would give shareholders the right to vote on pay packages have gained in popularity.

The number of visitors has rocketed.