Sentence examples for popularity has slipped from inspiring English sources

Her popularity has slipped since those attacks.

Its popularity has slipped in Gaza, after repeated wars that have only immiserated the territory.

Its popularity has slipped on both college campuses and in business schools in the last few years.

Golden Dawn's popularity has slipped since Mr. Roupakias admitted to the killing of the activist, Pavlos Fyssas, a Greek rapper whose lyrics inveighed against rightist extremism.

But his popularity has slipped in recent years in the state and he is considered one of the more vulnerable Republican senators this year.

The government's popularity has slipped amid the febrile backdrop of Europe's migration crisis that has seen poll ratings spike for Geert Wilders and his far-right Freedom party.

Writing on his elections in Wales blog, Prof Roger Scully of the governance centre said Mr Jones's popularity had "slipped notably" but he was still "by some way" the most popular party leader in Wales.

The third-place showing of Mr. Yushchenko's party reflected how far his popularity had slipped since the days of the Orange Revolution, when he won the presidency over Mr. Yanukovich.

The speech, broadcast across the nation, was made a week after newspaper and government polls showed that Mr. Fox's popularity had slipped to less than 70percentt for the first time since he was elected in July.

The mayor's peripatetic Sunday came after an opinion poll suggested earlier this month that his popularity had slipped since he raised taxes and cut services, and many political pundits offered him their nearly unanimous advice: that he should visit the city's neighborhoods more to sell his policies.

His popularity rating has slipped from around 50% when he took office last September to under 20% today (and even slipping below 10% earlier this year).