Sentence examples for route to popularity from inspiring English sources
That's not a route to popularity.
The definitive narrative of most magicians seems to be that of the lonely, excluded child who discovers magic as a solace and route to popularity.
There are no quick routes to popularity as there has been twice now for the Conservative leadership.
Through online platforms, barriers to entry have been lowered and traditional routes to popularity eschewed, leading to the success of creatives like fine line tattoo artist Rene O'Donnell Gibson, known online and in the industry as Paradise.
Perhaps the candidates have learned from Mr. Vidal's shaky political career that being clever is not a route to electoral popularity.
The route of its return to popularity there was via a prescription opioid epidemic, which in turn was fueled by an out of control health system in which doctors were paid by Big Pharma to prescribe opioids while patients were hoodwinked by blanket advertising into thinking these pills would end their pain.
The tuneful route to spiritual bliss is surging in popularity.
Apart from aiming for intoxicating popularity, leaders have only one alternative route to unity: to be ruthlessly expedient, papering over divisions as a principled act of leadership.
He also was cited as taking credit for developing the sea route to Macau in the 1960s, which allowed it to gain its popularity.
Add to this the growing popularity of using apps to monitor fitness, and it is obvious that they could offer a great route to better engage consumers in their own healthcare programmes.
