Sentence examples for steadily growing popularity from inspiring English sources
White children in America will see greater opportunities in "white" sports (hence soccer's steadily growing popularity among school children) and over time the sponsors and TV networks will follow suit.
He has said he wants to be president one day, but he posed a different sort of threat: a steadily growing popularity combined with an incorruptibility that made him impossible to co-opt and a relentlessness in embarrassing officials by disclosing their corrupt dealings.
In recent years multi-spectral imagery is steadily growing popularity.
In recent years multi-spectral device is steadily growing popularity.
Website: eigerultratrail.ch/en Location: Grindelwald, Switzerland Distances: 101km, 51km, 35km, 16km Month: July 2016 is the Eiger Ultra Trail's fourth year, and it has been steadily growing in popularity.
DuoFertility was launched in 2009 by Cambridge Temperature Concepts, a Cambridge University spin-off, and has been steadily growing in popularity over the last couple of years as a result of the boom in both "big data" analytics and advances in sensor technology.
Since April, the app has seen 3 million downloads and is steadily growing in popularity.
Originally a browser add-on, Yapta became a website last year and is steadily growing in popularity (the site now has 600,000 registered users compared to 350,000 users in June of 2008).
Users will give Snapchat permission to use their content before it appears in the New Year's Eve "Our Story," says The New York Times, which was first to report the forthcoming addition to the app that's been steadily growing in popularity with teens and young adults.
The buzzword itself has been steadily growing in popularity in the web-marketing world since it evolved away from its less dressed-up cousin: "sponsored content".
Reiki: Reiki is a Japanese technique for healing and stress relief based on the movement of energy and the practice is steadily growing in popularity in US spas.
