Sentence examples for popularity weakened from inspiring English sources

The video's popularity weakened his job stability, he says.

The move prompted a series of street protests and weakened his popularity.

Towards the end of her reign, a series of economic and military problems weakened her popularity.

Mr. Klaus, a brash conservative, saw his early popularity erode as the economy weakened.

Mr. Lieberman's popularity among Democrats, for example, weakened after he backed Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, for president in 2008 against Mr. Obama, then a senator from Illinois.

Lawrence Wilkerson, Powell's aide, said that he was aware of Addington's general strategy: "We had heard that, behind our backs, he was saying that Powell was 'soft, but easy to get around.' " The Iran-Contra scandal substantially weakened Reagan's popularity and, eventually, seven people were convicted of seventeen felonies.

But by the first half of 2011, that hold had weakened under the surging popularity of the products from rivals, sliding to 12 percent.

A two-month conflict between the government and farmers over increased export taxes has weakened Mrs. Kirchner's popularity and caused fissures in her Peronist party.

Israel's deterrence was weakened as Hezbollah's popularity swelled.

"The mutiny reduced the popularity of the general, who now looks weakened," said a Western diplomat here.

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