Sentence examples for resulting popularity from inspiring English sources

The resulting popularity, then, of Android (and Samsung) is driven less by the high end but by the low.

In his 1931 autobiography, the public relations pioneer Harry Reichenbach claimed responsibility for the controversy surrounding September Morn – and the work's resulting popularity.

After the Volt's sales price was announced in July 2010, there was concern expressed of the launch price of the Volt and its affordability and resulting popularity, especially when the federal subsidies of were taken into account in the development of the car.

As a result, popularity of ridesharing is reducing energy consumption, traffic congestions and carbon emissions in cities.

In late 1996, America Online switched to a flat-rate pricing plan, but failed to account for its popularity, resulting in well-publicized busy signals for many customers.

This strategy has gained popularity resulting a variety of criteria based on mutual information.

Scrambled data indicates only the locality resulting from file popularity a Alluvion b Etree c BitSoup d FileList.

This milestone meant that the race to the bottom had started, but the resulting firestorm of popularity brought about the rise of the tablet ecosystem as well as the rise of slim, high-powered machines like the Macbook Air.

It's bad enough that we have the 'CSI Effect' – the phenomenon, resulting from the popularity of TV shows like CSI, where the public and criminals have unrealistically high expectations of what crime-fighting technology is capable of.

I predict a significant spike in popularity resulting from the NBC Universal deal to broadcast English Premier League (EPL) matches and the upcoming World Cup.

End of the Century was described by the band as an album written solely to gain popularity, resulting in more of a pop punk sound.