Sentence examples for popularity raising from inspiring English sources

As the group has eclipsed Islamic organizations like Hamas and Islamic Jihad, it has rebuilt Fatah's popularity, raising questions about Mr. Arafat's power to restrain it.

In the 1980's and 1990's, no-kill shelters grew in number and popularity, raising money by promising that no healthy dogs or cats would be put to death.

The market's popularity raises the possibility that undercapitalized participants could have trouble paying their obligations.

But the slice-resistant ball's instant popularity raises questions for the future of golf: Will the ball rob the game of its tortuous charms?

In time for the traditional upwelling of male sentiment on New Year's Eve, its popularity raises a question: what does it take to make strong men cry?

Adorned with tweety birds and actual cell phones, cut-outs and beads, the designs are Frederick's of Hollywood-meets-MOMA, and their popularity raises some interesting questions — about how sexuality and religion correspond to identity, both national and individual — that are perhaps too large for this relatively slim volume.

Their rise in popularity raises a number of difficult issues for publishers and other website owners when it comes to the directive, which has now been in place for 12 months, not least because of the way mobile devices deal with cookies, those small bits of code left by web browsers on your computer or mobile devices that personalise your online experience.

While its popularity raises important questions about originality and our apparently insatiable appetite for remakes and sequels, it's also a place for vital experimentation.

It allows us to uncover a highly nonlinear relationship between rank and popularity (Figure 4(E)): popularity raises fast immediately following a player's entry into the professional field, but this growth rate slows down between ranks 1,000 and 400.

But in the weeks following Natalia Kills and Willy Moon being run out of the country for being mean to a kid, Henry's continuing popularity raises questions.

In power since 1994, Mr. Lukashenko has tried to shore up his popularity by raising wages and providing low-interest loans.