Sentence examples for declines in popularity from inspiring English sources

Britain, Germany and France, the second, third and fourth most popular countries for study abroad, have also experienced declines in popularity, but none as steep as the United States.

Such tales echo throughout Germany these days, and they may explain why Mr. Schröder, since his re-election, has suffered one of the most precipitous declines in popularity of any postwar chancellor.

Facebook has had a tough time keeping teens on its social network, as evidenced by declines in popularity amongst the demographic according Pew's survey data.

The paper raises the question of how the findings about the adoption of first names may fit into a broader understanding of cultural declines in popularity where external factors, such as technological characteristics or marketing, play into the dynamics of adoption and abandonment.

Hunting, for example, has declined in popularity.

"All live racing is declining in popularity," he said.

"I think they are overreacting to his decline in popularity.

Modern foreign languages continue to decline in popularity.

With the decline of Spanish influence, the comedia, too, declined in popularity.

With the growing sophistication of the theatre in the early 20th century, the theatrical melodrama declined in popularity.

The word "automobile" peaked in the 1940s and has declined in popularity since.