Sentence examples for due to declining popularity from inspiring English sources

The league was formed in 2003 due to declining popularity in the Japan Ice Hockey League and the folding of the Korea Ice Hockey League.

States are hurting due to declining tax revenue.

But due to its declining popularity and the retirement of experienced COBOL programmers, programs are being migrated to new platforms, rewritten in modern languages or replaced with software packages.

Recordings at this time were sporadic, due to the declining popularity of the genre.

These issues have contributed to the declining popularity of gFOBT as a screening tool.

Benigno Aquino, who is suffering from declining popularity due to his perceived ineptitude during the Haiyan crisis, is already facing impeachment charges -- and opposition forces are exploiting this opening to extinguish his political capital.

In office, Mr Roh has turned to demagoguery to conceal his rapidly declining popularity.

"We know that the recent abortion declines were primarily due to declines in unintended pregnancies.

Similarly, we found that personal accounts of H1N1 increased over time, while the amount of humorous comments decreased, possibly due to the increasing perceived seriousness of the situation and/or the declining popularity of the subject.

The declining popularity of the brown variety is probably due to the fact that when the birds are killed, the coloured pin-feathers produce a less attractive carcass than the white feathered variety.

This may have reflected a survivor bias as upgraders interviewed had already worked in the profession for several years, or the declining popularity of the nursing over time, reflecting the reduced attractiveness of the profession (e.g. due to relative pay, prestige and support), or the wider range of career options available in more recent years.