Sentence examples for popularity collapsed from inspiring English sources

But Sarkozy's popularity collapsed well before the economy.

But the political consensus underpinning the deal fell apart amid strong industry opposition, and Mr. Rudd's popularity collapsed, eventually costing him his job.

Eliot Spitzer, the governor of New York, saw his popularity collapse when he endorsed the idea.

Consistently, when either party, never mind which, obtains total control, its popularity collapses and the voters take the first available opportunity to bring in the other side.

Election analyst Lewis Baston has written: "For Goldsmith to win, one of two things has to happen – either he manages what Johnson did and gets a vote that a 'generic Tory' could not win, or Labour's national popularity collapses".

His popularity has collapsed.

President Nicolas Sarkozy's popularity has collapsed.

His record in power has not helped, and opinion polls suggest his popularity has collapsed.

His popularity has collapsed, the opposition Socialists are breathing down his neck and a series of mini-scandals has damaged his standing.

This year, in response to food-price inflation and his own blundering efforts to quash the judiciary and media, his popularity has collapsed.

Pyne is from the manufacturing state of South Australia, where the government's popularity has collapsed amid suggestions work on the next fleet of submarines could be done overseas.