Sentence examples for popularity rising from inspiring English sources

Polls show Mr Gutiérrez's popularity rising from the low teens last autumn to over 20%.

Over the next four weeks, users got funky more than 25m times, the song's popularity rising as May went on.

While Spanish continued its climb in popularity, rising for the fifth year in a row, German and French continued to lose entries.

At the same time, two recent polls show that Mr. Maliki has weathered the crisis well, with his popularity rising among his Shiite base and even among some Sunni tribes.

With its popular Big Bertha drivers, the Callaway Golf Company helped to lead the golf boom in the 1990's; its stock tracked the game's popularity, rising eightfold from 1992 to mid-1997.

With a growing middle class, China has also seen the races' popularity rising fast in recent years; it seems life has to be quite comfortable before one voluntarily choses to make it uncomfortable.

Meanwhile, the AFD's popularity rose three points to 12%.

First, history suggests that presidential popularity rises with declining unemployment.

Despite its lack of mainstream popularity, rose water is surprisingly easy to find in this country.

Leung's popularity rose along with Beijing's discomfort over Tang.

Marimekko's American popularity rose in the 1960's, when Jacqueline Kennedy wore its colorful dresses.