Sentence examples for fade in popularity from inspiring English sources

Many management innovations are launched with great fanfare, only to fade in popularity.

But Mr. Braun warned that the format could still fade in popularity.

But like any new product in a competitive market, the Rainbow Loom faces challenges, including the tendency of children's toys to fade in popularity.

There is disagreement within the television industry over whether anime, like "Power Rangers," will fade in popularity or remain a regular staple of children's TV.

When a bar does fade in popularity, either by demise or by a newer and trendier place, it is viewed with sadness, not derision, much like an old baseball player losing his muscle after many seasons of stardom.

Even hit titles tend to fade in popularity over time.

And like spice, many of these products have also faded in popularity.

Rat Race Choir gradually faded in popularity, its performances becoming memories for its once-ardent fans.

Another, the Liberals, is fading in popularity.So Mr Bildt can blame fate and his friends for the Moderates' plight.

Perhaps more importantly, Mr Thiessen's maximally-truculent brand of interventionism is fading in popularity, even on the right.

* Computer camps have faded in popularity now that computers are part of everyday life in many homes and schools.