Sentence examples for popularity has dipped from inspiring English sources
And, already, Mr Raffarin's popularity has dipped during the pension battle.
But the government's handling of the protests have soured relations with social movements and his popularity has dipped.
Meanwhile, despite a late pre-election spending splurge, the ruling Party of Regions' popularity has dipped having followed an IMF austerity programme.
No new group has been registered since 2004.The government's popularity has dipped since the fall in the global price of oil, which accounted for 70% of public spending last year, according to Mr Dos Santos.
The couple's popularity has dipped severely in opinion polls because of their confrontational style of governing and the administration's refusal to adjust its populist economic policies amid falling foreign investment and heavy capital flight.
But it found that Democrats' popularity has dipped since the shutdown began too.
Women have long formed the core of Boris's popularity, although support has dipped when reminded of the pain caused by his marital indiscretions.
Growth has dipped below 7%.
Growth of GDP has dipped to 4.5%.
That has dipped a little bit.
