Sentence examples for flagging presidency from inspiring English sources
The figure was higher than expected, providing a much need boost to Obama's flagging presidency.
Officials say they hope that the combined weight of the changes will strengthen Mr. de la Rúa's flagging presidency.
Barack Obama will attempt to reinvigorate his flagging presidency and bolster Democratic midterm election hopes on Tuesday night with a state of the union speech aimed at nothing less ambitious than restoring the American dream.
It's become an x-ray for a flagging presidency.
If she co-operates with Mr Bush in dealing with these thorns, she risks handing him domestic victories that could help revive his flagging presidency.
It's become an X-ray for a flagging presidency.
He acknowledged the administration's efforts — with the appointment of George J. Mitchell Jr. as special envoy to the region and Mr. Obama's own speeches, especially in Cairo — but said the momentum of his early presidency flagged as the administration bound itself so closely to the Israelis and their supporters in the United States, especially Congress.
The midterm elections and the President's flagging popularity will force Bush to make a choice: either he will devote the rest of his Presidency to staying in Iraq or he will begin a withdrawal.
The conservative National Action Party, which has held the presidency since 2000, is flagging in the opinion polls, and its younger members are restless.
The hallmark of his presidency, it had flagged since his predecessor, Gloria Arroyo, was arrested on graft charges in 2011.
