Sentence examples for popularity dropped from inspiring English sources

It was once very popular in cultivation in both Europe and North America, but this popularity dropped, especially in the United States, due to the disagreeable odor of its blossoms and the weediness of its habit.

A few months later, his popularity dropped.

As the conservative movement gained force, Mr. McGovern's popularity dropped.

Rafael Caldera Rodríguez, bowing to Chávez's growing popularity, dropped the charges against him.

His popularity dropped again and the new president had little time for him.

The publication of the book will dismay the president – whose popularity dropped another four points this week.

The governor's popularity drops; the governor's knees weaken; the governor falls to one knee, collapses, makes a deal".

On January 12th the prime minister was forced to bat away renewed calls for his resignation, after a spate of opinion polls showed his popularity dropping below 20%.

Several public opinion polls showed Governor Pataki's popularity dropping, and his advisers conceded that the ballot access fight was to blame.

Indeed, a well-regarded poll last week found that the prime minister's approval ratings had fallen only two points since the scandal began in May, to 49percentt, with his popularity dropping most among women and practicing Roman Catholics.

So why did popularity drop off?