Sentence examples for popularity declining from inspiring English sources

Later on the same day, Russia tested a ballistic missile.With the economy in the dumps, his personal popularity declining and discontent rising, Mr Putin needs to mobilise the country and tighten his control over its elites.

With his popularity declining, Mr. Sarkozy has been trying hard to introduce a new political narrative as France embarks on its long summer vacation season at a time of economic apprehension.

Recent opinion polls have shown his popularity declining, in part as a result of his strong support for waging war against Iraq and his past leadership of Halliburton, a company widely criticized for its role in postwar Iraq.

Ardern, 37, became the party's youngest ever leader on Tuesday local time after previous head Andrew Little resigned after polls showed the party's popularity declining.

With her popularity declining (due in part to the rising popularity of other singers), she made a foray into the Asian market, starting with her first tour of Asia in 2007.

It was a popular orchestral and solo instrument until about the 14th century, when its popularity declined, and it virtually disappeared.

The restaurant's popularity declined after World War I.

Although her popularity declined after the early 1960s, she continued to perform.

In the 1940s, however, Temple's popularity declined, and subsequent movies were largely unsuccessful.

His popularity declined during the late 1960s and early '70s, and he left Columbia in 1972.

As relations deteriorated between Costa Rica and Nicaragua after the Sandinista victory in 1979, Carazo's popularity declined.