Sentence examples for a loss of popularity from inspiring English sources

Joe Librizzi, 74, a retired teacher who has stood in for Mr. Gulotta at some events, said he had noticed a loss of popularity in the past year.

At media day Tuesday, players reacted to the comments made by Pollard and Obama, with some agreeing with Pollard that recent rules changes would change the sport to such an extent that it would be less entertaining and lead to a loss of popularity.

The result was a loss of popularity for Converse on the basketball court during the 1980s and 1990s among basketball players and the consumers (fans) of basketball.

We have yet to see the type of transformational leadership Brazilians crave from Dilma.

To my knowledge, college sports did not suffer any loss of popularity when the University of Stanford dropped "Indians" in favor of "Cardinal" or when St. John's University's "Redmen" became "Red Storm," or the Warriors of Marquette University were re-named "Golden Eagles".

He suffered a loss of personal popularity after the failure of an attack against Campobello Island, New Brunswick.

Dahl is wary that the party's image may be damaged by power, as has happened in Norway where the anti-immigrant Progress party has suffered a sharp loss of popularity since joining a coalition with the Conservatives.

That decision cost Andrés Velasco, the then socialist Finance Minister, a huge loss of popularity.

Music thrives on rebellion, whether literal political anarchy in the case of punk, or the defiant loss of control signified by scenes with heavy drug cultures (a factor in rockabilly's loss of popularity may also be that it seems never to have had much of a drug culture to speak of).

A few Labour parliamentarians floated the idea of a change of leader to stem their party's disastrous loss of popularity.

He was compelled to form a fifth cabinet in September 1980 and gained another vote of confidence only by promising members of the Andalusian Socialist Party a fully autonomous regional government, which added to the government's loss of popularity nationwide.