Sentence examples for fall in the popularity of from inspiring English sources

At the same time, there has been a sharp fall in the popularity of the opposition Socialists' lacklustre leader, Lionel Jospin.

The chairman of the multiethnic presidency of Bosnia, Alija Izetbegovic, originally opposed the idea and his adviser, Mirza Hajric, blames the evictions for the recent fall in the popularity of Mr. Izetbegovic's Muslim party, the Party of Democratic Action.

The study, in its 33rd year, found that overall drug use was falling, because of a drop in the popularity of marijuana and methamphetamines.

The 58-year-old trial lawyer, the country's first black premier, who used to represent Lord Ashcroft in court before their falling out, is confident in the popularity of the move.

This book was followed by "Taste and the Antique: The Lure of Classical Sculpture 1500-1900" (1981), which was written with Nicholas Penny and traced the decline and fall in popularity of the "classical ideal" in Western sculpture.

Whereas television audiences are falling, the popularity of the web is rising rapidly.

But as the prices of mobile phones fell, so did the popularity of pagers.

Demand for artificial sweeteners fell in the US as the popularity of fizzy drinks took a sharp dip and the company said sales lost owing to US transport problems had gone to competitors.

This has been a busy period for developments in hip surgery, with the rise and fall in popularity of metal-bearing hip arthroplasty components and also hip resurfacing.

Its results come a week after the British Retail Consortium said that UK retail sales fell 0.4% in August due to the popularity of the Olympics, which led to few people going shopping.

The fall of communism helped to spread the popularity of Polish music generally, and by 1990 the symphony was being performed in major cities such as New York, London and Sydney.