Sentence examples for popularity is waning from inspiring English sources

Though AM/FM radio's popularity is waning, listeners still tune in for more than two hours a day, according to Bridge Ratings.

And though Mr Johnson's popularity is waning, he would still, if ensconced in parliament, be a good bet for the leadership.

But service outages and failure to keep up with the iPhone mean the BlackBerry's popularity is waning, and its creators have paid the price.

The Japanese technology company's Playstation 4, released in 2013, has been a big driver of its profits, but the device's popularity is waning.

The MPs in Forza Italia may yet have other ideas, however, with the most conservative members cautioning that their popularity is waning in part because they have been too cooperative with Renzi.

The choice Berlusconi faces now is whether to continue to support Renzi, or whether to break their pact, which could trigger a political crisis and the dissolution of parliament at a time when Forza Italia's popularity is waning.

Part of the reason is that by December 1981, Solidarity's popularity was waning.

Provincial elections had shown that his once unassailable popularity was waning.

As the results of the annulled poll in April showed, Mr Thaksin's popularity was waning and was probably likely to wane considerably further.

By the 1940s, his popularity was waning, and when he was subpoenaed by the House Un-American Acommittee committee (HUAC) in 1952, he collaborated, naming names.

But at the first sign that his popularity was waning, as his Syria policy began to fail, the pluralist Erdoğan became the majoritarian Erdoğan.