Sentence examples for ebbing popularity from inspiring English sources

Still, it remains to be seen if the government's recent achievements can turn around the couple's ebbing popularity.

WASHINGTON — National Republican leaders are laying the groundwork to mount tough challenges against at least six Democratic members of the House of Representatives from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut next year, emboldened by President Obama's ebbing popularity and voter concerns over issues like federal spending and health care.

Four years ago he took advantage of ebbing Labour popularity and chanced his arm as a constituency candidate, defeating Labour's Sophie Howe.

They ebbed in popularity during the Depression, and didn't make a comeback until 1972.

Yet Mixi could not keep up in the fast-paced online gaming industry, and Monster Strike has ebbed in popularity.

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By the late 1980s, Mr. Okosuns found his popularity ebbing, but he reinvented himself as a gospel performer called Evangelist Sunny Okosuns.

It also comes as numerous surveys, including a Los Angeles Times Poll, show the president's popularity ebbing and doubts about the war in Iraq growing.

Although many Peruvians are not prepared to take to the streets to protest against him, Mr Fujimori's popularity is ebbing.

Sensing that Mr. Obama's popularity is ebbing and that voters are turning against him on issues like health care, Republicans are signaling that they want to frame the Virginia race in part as a referendum on Mr. Obama.

As the years passed, Mr. Pataki's popularity ebbed, while Mr. Silver's strength grew.