Sentence examples for upswing in popularity from inspiring English sources

Discusses Auden's current upswing in popularity.

In fact, Ed Miliband's recent upswing in popularity coincides with Labour hiring a leadership consultancy firm for their leader.

Book art, according to all three artists, who live in Ulster County and took a bus trip together for a recent interview at the gallery, is currently experiencing an upswing in popularity.

It appears as if we're in the midst of an upswing in popularity for anti-government revolution.

Persuasion was the product of an upswing in popularity for Austen's works, and was one of four Austen novels produced that year.

It's next to impossible to determine how widespread an issue it is, but Brooks agrees that there appears to be a recent upswing in popularity.

Studies had suggested a decline in use over the early 2000s, but there's a lag in newer research, so any more recent upswings in popularity are impossible to confirm or refute.

The dish, which according to the company draws inspiration from an upswing in the popularity of so-called dude food, includes beer, bacon and Bisquick, a General Mills brand.

The unexpectedly swift defeat of France resulted in an upswing in Hitler's popularity and a strong upsurge in war fever.

This caused a knock on effect and an upswing of popularity in the sport, specifically from the working class, who helped establish a whopping 200 teams in the capital alone by 1905.

It falls in and out of favour, but we're currently enjoying one of the cyclical upswings: perhaps because horror generally increases in popularity in times of hardship and stress, it provides a useful release, and as fans know, a good scare can be thoroughly invigorating.