Since then, godello has grown steadily more popular.
Mmusi Maimane, leader of the DA, the biggest opposition party, said the ANC was steadily losing popular support.
The museum is at its center, but private and cooperative galleries are also becoming steadily more popular and successful.
Although some 12,000 militants are still hiding in northern Iraq along the Turkish border, the P.K.K. has been steadily losing popular support.
At the Grooming Lounge, a men's hair salon and spa with locations in Washington and McLean, Va., appointments for back waxes, which cost $70, have grown steadily more popular since 2002, when the business was started, said Michael Gilman, a founder.
But while ballroom dancing has become steadily more popular over the last decade, especially with younger couples and singles, Mr. Rothweiler said that he attributed the upsurge in large part to Eastern European, Scandinavian and Latin American immigrants.
As the violence accelerated, Arafat recognized that the leaders of Hamas and other Islamic radicals, with their calls for armed insurrection and the elimination of Israel from the map, were growing steadily more popular, while his own team, especially its members who were tied to the Oslo process, was seen as passé.
We don't yet have precise usage statistics from the past few years, but the trend over the past decade shows I.U.D.s growing steadily more popular, and a 2015 University of Pennsylvania study documented a sixty-eight-per-cent drop in the average cost of an I.U.D. in the first year of Obamacare alone.
Tucked next to the snow-carpeted Shawangunk Mountains about 75 miles north of New York City, SUNY New Paltz has become steadily more popular — and more selective — over the past decade, with the grade-point average of entering students climbing to 92 from 85 and their SAT scores to 1,160 from 1,100.
Furthermore, polar adventure operations will become steadily more popular as the coast areas of northern Greenland and north of Svalbard will be available for longer periods.
