Sentence examples for popularity slump from inspiring English sources

Returned to power three years ago, Sheikh Hasina has seen her popularity slump from 81% to 39%, according to an opinion poll published by the Daily Star on January 8th.

Having won 21% of the vote in 2009, the Democratic Party (PD, after its initials in Indonesian*) saw its popularity slump to 13.7% in a recent poll, trailing behind its main rival, Golkar, on 15.5%.

Mr. Schwarzenegger, a second-term Republican fighting a sophomore popularity slump, had refused to sign any legislation until his demands for reform were met, leaving hundreds of new laws in limbo.

Ms Banda's popularity slumped.

Hollande's popularity slumped right from the start of his presidency in 2012.

His popularity slumped, however, as France's economy remained stagnant despite signs that it had officially emerged from recession.

Doleful, doe-eyed Peter won by a landslide over bitchy, mouthy Katie, and her ever-oscillating popularity slumped.

Like the designer's tribute to Mr. Sarkozy, whose popularity slumped in recent elections, Mr. Lauren's vision of Paris is picture-postcard perfect.

The president's popularity slumped.With congressional elections due in October, Argentina's government faced rising criticism of unemployment and privatisation.

Mr Ashdown must worry that, if Labour's popularity slumps mid-term, people looking for an alternative to Labour will no longer look to the Lib Dems.

Its popularity slumped in the 1980s and 90s, reaching a low point in 1998, when it came in at number 999 on the list.