Sentence examples for plummeting popularity from inspiring English sources

The defectors panicked over Mr Miller's plummeting popularity.

But that is looking increasingly unlikely, given Mr. Berlusconi's plummeting popularity.

Their plummeting popularity made it impossible for them to withdraw from the coalition and force a snap election.

Juan Carlos has now come to the conclusion that he can no longer save the monarchy from its plummeting popularity.

And his plummeting popularity fueled a drive in the Legislature to give voters the power of recalling elected officials.

Faced with a $20 billion deficit and its own plummeting popularity, the California Legislature cannot even agree on the Boy Scouts.

As it is, little wonder marriage has plummeted in popularity.

History really will plummet in popularity if the study of the British past takes over the lion's share of the national curriculum.

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Long seen as Beijing's preferred candidate, Mr. Tang has plummeted in popularity during months of missteps, capped last week when he acknowledged that a basement had been built at his home without a government permit.

Similarly, the name Britney plummeted in popularity, from #839 to #1154.