Sentence examples for steadily increasing popularity from inspiring English sources

It is a legacy from ancient Turkic tribes and its steadily increasing popularity reflects the desire of many Turks to hold on to their Asian identity even as they turn toward Europe.

They can produce subjective effects similar to those of cannabis (i.e. delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol or THC) and have recently emerged as drugs of abuse with steadily increasing popularity among adolescents and young adults [ 2].

Open Source Software (OSS), despite some reservations on the quality, has been steadily increasing its popularity.

Madonna's triceps and Sting's bedroom habits aside, yoga has been steadily increasing in popularity since the 1990s.

The double commission will be well received by fans, with the show steadily increasing in popularity since it returned in February for a second series.

Best for a garden or informal wedding, tea- and knee-length dresses are steadily increasing in popularity.

A German far right wing neo-Nazi party (NPD) and the nationalist alternate for Germany party (AFD) have been steadily increasing in popularity.

Plantings in California, Australia, Chile and South Africa are also extensive, and Sauvignon blanc is steadily increasing in popularity as white wine drinkers seek alternatives to Chardonnay.

For some, the goal is increasing popularity.

Golf steadily increased in popularity throughout the 20th century, becoming something of a worldwide phenomenon in the late 1950s and early '60s.

Over the next five years, the band steadily increased in popularity (Princess Margaret became a fan), moving on from college dances to society events and jazz clubs.