Sentence examples for lagging popularity from inspiring English sources

In the process, he showed the way for the Obama campaign to try to pull off a victory in the state despite his lagging popularity among white men.

The joint appearance seemed as much aimed at reversing the lagging popularity among German voters of the Left, which has staunchly refused to support Ms. Merkel's crusade for austerity measures in Europe, as it was a chance to counter the image that Mr. Tsipras has earned in the media here as a firebrand radical.

Though Mr. Balls did say on Monday that he regretted some of the Labour government's decisions, like instituting a tax on low earners and a slight rise in state pensions, much of the focus in Liverpool is expected to be on a new emphasis on candor about past mistakes, along with a renewed effort to boost Mr. Miliband's lagging popularity, which has trailed far behind Mr. Cameron's in many polls.

Sony's device is lagging in popularity behind Microsoft's cheaper Xbox 360.

Lilies never really lagged in popularity, but calla lilies have been subject to fashion's yo-yo.

Golf lags in popularity in France, the soccer player on the end of the bench on the national team being easily more identifiable to the public than any golfer other than Woods.

As the drugs went off patent in the 00s, Big Pharma now stands to gain less and SSRIs have lagged in popularity.

So in his second term, with his popularity lagging, he instituted a big cut in the car tax.

Industry pundits believe that, because sales of peripheral-based music games are lagging and the popularity of pop music is surging, dance-based games will continue to thrive.

Meanwhile, in Italy, Instagram followed the same general pattern as in the U.S. over the past year, but in France, Germany, China and Korea, it lagged behind in popularity when compared with the U.S. Instagram has been fairly popular through the entire period in Japan, but its popularity grew less there over the year than it did elsewhere, with its average monthly rank between 35 and 85.

Pleasant, but bland, his popularity lags behind Mr Zapatero's.