Sentence examples for popularity has waned from inspiring English sources

Retailers report that the tankini's popularity has waned.

The government's popularity has waned in recent months, particularly over the spiralling cost of living.

But his popularity has waned since his election in May 1999.

Mr. Mugabe, 77, has led Zimbabwe for 21 years and his popularity has waned sharply.

But his popularity has waned as tobacco prices have slumped and the country has faced a shortage of foreign currency.

Having Mr. Pence on the ticket, even though his popularity has waned, could further strengthen its performance here.

By the early 1960s Sumac's popularity had waned as rock'n'roll took hold.

Mr. Rajoelina assumed power from a democratically elected president, Marc Ravalomanana, whose popularity had waned amid charges that he was using his power to pursue his own financial interests.

Mr. Cox is one of 75 coaches who volunteer for Harlem R.B.I., the local branch of Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities, a national nonprofit group that promotes baseball and tutorial programs in neighborhoods where the game's popularity had waned.

The singer's popularity had waned in the early 1950s.

Perhaps as a result, the popularity of exotics has waned somewhat.What makes derivatives so useful, despite the dangers, is that they allow an ever widening array of risks to be traded.