Sentence examples for downturn in popularity from inspiring English sources

Despite a recent downturn in popularity, 3-D movies aren't just going to prosper, according to one of their most vocal proponents.

The Yanagase covered shopping arcade was the primary shopping district of Gifu for many years, but recently that part of the downtown area has suffered a downturn in popularity as large modern shopping centers have opened in other areas.

A decision by the pianist during the late 1950s to adopt sober Brooks Brothers suits and jettison the candelabra coincided with a sharp downturn in his popularity.

Frustration with his uninspiring leadership has sharpened in recent months as the Conservatives have not capitalized on a sharp downturn in Mr. Blair's popularity.

His conservative supporters are more determined than ever to demand someone with a clear conservative record on abortion rights and other social issues; Senate Democrats are emboldened by the unraveling of the Miers nomination, the downturn in the president's popularity and the indictment Friday of I. Lewis Libby Jr., a top White House official.

The number of people teeing off from the fairway is on the upswing as golf tourism bounces back from the global economic downturn, and Portugal and Spain score the highest in popularity among destinations worldwide.

Baseball rose in popularity in the 1920s, and survived potential downturns during the Great Depression and World War II.

The genre's "Golden Age" occurred in the mid- to late-1980s, and its popularity suffered a downturn in the mid-1990s as developers struggled to keep up with hardware changes and increasing development costs.

They were the advertising downturn, the popularity and accessibility of digital photography, and changes in the stock-photo market.

Typically, lottery revenues make up less than 1% of state education budgets.The regressive nature of the lottery means its decline in popularity may not be the worst thing to come out of the downturn.

Why the surge in popularity?