Sentence examples for is declining in popularity from inspiring English sources

"All live racing is declining in popularity," he said.

Now that RIM is declining in popularity, which device will replace the BlackBerry?

Stephen Pinker, in his fascinating new book The Better Angels of Our Nature notes that while killing animals for meat is "part of the human condition", hunting is declining in popularity.

Even though athleisure is declining in popularity as of late it did help normalize wearing workout gear for more than exercise.

By the late 1960s, however, traditional film musicals were declining in popularity.

At the same time, however, the electronics industry was changing, and Apple — with products that were declining in popularity — was struggling to remake itself.

Pure language degrees have been declining in popularity.But it may be that ignorance has passed the point of no return.

Traditional funerals and burials are declining in popularity (to the point where churches are bemoaning the trend), in favor of alternatives like green burial and cremation.

Johnny replies: Science and maths are declining in popularity because of the curriculum, which is dull and boring and only geared towards getting children to pass exams.

The UK curriculum's first choice foreign languages, French and German, have been declining in popularity for more than a decade.

Jose has been in the Top 50 every year except one since 1972, though it has been declining in popularity (it ranked 28th in 2004, 43rd in 2009 and 51st in 2010).