Sentence examples for the soaring popularity from inspiring English sources
What else accounts for the soaring popularity of the 24-year-old global phenom?
The change reflects the soaring popularity of streaming in the UK.
Another disturbing trend in body image, Ms. Leive said, is the soaring popularity of plastic surgery.
A key reason is the soaring popularity of Asian and Mexican cuisines, on the street and in supermarket ready meals.
WASHINGTON — The soaring popularity of smartphones has produced an unwelcome, if predictable, side effect: an epidemic of smartphone thefts.
FameTown, which is modeled after popular Facebook games like FarmVille and Mafia Wars, is the latest effort by Hollywood to capitalize on the soaring popularity of social games.
That's raising the specter of more regulations and a slowdown in the games' soaring popularity.
Despite the sport's soaring popularity, the reputation of the Chinese basketball league has taken a beating in recent years.
He then managed to escape the consequences of his abuse on the strength of his soaring popularity and the victims' reluctance to pit their accusations against his seemingly impregnable renown, the report said.
If tests showed major stars were using drugs, it might deflate the sport's soaring popularity or cast doubt on recent hitting records.
This summer the comedy's soaring popularity made it possible for HBO to start up a new series, "Six Feet Under," place it directly behind "Sex and the City," and quickly establish a new hit.
