Sentence examples for has lost popularity from inspiring English sources

Missourians still view Ms. McCaskill as closely aligned with President Obama, who has lost popularity in the state.

Karzai says he has lost popularity in Washington because of his willingness to talk out on the issue.

President Hamid Karzai has lost popularity, and the quality of most of the police and district officials is woeful.The Afghan army has been built up with some success.

The statement adds to the pressure on Zuma, who has lost popularity even within his own ruling African National Congress party after a series of scandals.

The Indy 500 has lost popularity since stock cars first rumbled around the track in 1994, and the kid from Pittsboro is one of the reasons.

The New Yorker, April 23 , 1949P. 89 LETTER FROM LONDON about: Budget announced by Sir Stafford Cripps was unpalatable to everyone...Labour has lost popularity.

Try not to dislike the artist simply because they've lost popularity, or were never popular to start with.

Snake handling had lost popularity since the late 1920s and groups that promoted nontrinitarianism had become popular.

Few games have lost popularity so fast as regular five-card stud.

That game seems to have lost popularity of late, and I'm beginning to think I know why.

By 2005, Labour had lost popularity but were saved because Michael Howard proved the Conservatives had not changed.