Sentence examples for been dropping in popularity from inspiring English sources

Ms. Wong, who had a successful career at ABC as its head of reality programming, during which she brought on hits like "Dancing With the Stars," was chosen two years ago to rejuvenate Lifetime, which had been dropping in popularity.

If Republicans are not really listening to the Tea Party, which a CNN poll found on Wednesday was dropping in popularity, the Tea Partyers did not appear to be listening to the GOP rhetoric aimed at shifting the blame for a still potential government shutdown away from the activists and Republicans.

Trump's endorsement could hurt Cagle, whose popularity is dropping in the polls, but the candidate told him on Twitter that there were "no hard feelings".

It noted that cannabis use was dropping in Britain, although Professor Ghodse registered his concern about the increasing popularity of stronger "skunk" strains of the class-C drug.

Java, the long time enterprise favorite, may be showing signs that it is dropping off in popularity compared to Objective-C and others.

Moshi Monsters appears to be dropping fast in popularity, and Mind Candy is rolling the dice hard on a new, upcoming game called World of Warriors, while at the same time pushing hard on new mobile apps.

In 1998, the Lewinsky scandal was dominating the headlines, and Clinton's personal popularity was dropping sharply.

For example, the popularity of red is dropping.

Duckpins have "dropped in popularity, particularly in Fairfield County," said Mr. Lavers.

Baby names drop in popularity for different reasons.

The el-Balyana official also claimed that there had been no drop in popularity, and he said that the Brotherhood often sponsored activities and medical drives in the villages.