Sentence examples for sagging popularity from inspiring English sources

The sagging popularity of diesel undermines a pillar of the German automakers' strategy.

His predecessor, Shinzo Abe, stepped down a year after taking office because of sagging popularity and poor health.

His predecessor, Shinzo Abe, resigned one year after taking office due to sagging popularity and poor health.

And they said President Bush's sagging popularity is hurting the Republicans who are vying to replace him.

Political analysts said the announcement of the inquiry seemed partly intended to lift Mr. Fox's sagging popularity ratings.

Given his sagging popularity — his ratings are the lowest of any president in the last 25 years — Mr. Peña Nieto seemed eager to declare the success personally.

Most of the reports concern the ruling party, United Russia, which, with its popularity sagging, is struggling to preserve its control of Parliament in Sunday's vote.

With Clinton's popularity sagging after the health care debacle, the 1994 elections resulted in the opposition Republican Party winning a majority in both houses of Congress for the first time in 40 years.

With the governing Democrats' popularity sagging, the opposition Liberal Democrats, under their new hawkish leader, Shinzo Abe, are expected to make big gains — but neither party appears likely to win a majority and will therefore need to join forces with smaller parties to form a government.

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Aso's popularity is sagging precipitously, leaving many to wonder how much longer his administration will hold onto power, and encouraging dissent within his party.