Sentence examples for slide in popularity from inspiring English sources

Even before its current slide in popularity, the Tea Party was never even remotely as popular as the Occupy Wall Street movement was when it began and remains today.

Political figures accused of misdeeds often barely slide in popularity.

The unrest has illuminated Syriza's abrupt slide in popularity.

Nintendo is trying to stem a recent slide in popularity of the Wii.

Any further slide in popularity could translate into a huge loss of seats.Now Congress must brace for worse.

Ms. Fernández de Kirchner has suffered a slide in popularity as Argentina battles rising inflation and economic stagnation.

For all the public hand wringing, finger pointing and band drama that took place in the Pumpkins camp after it temporarily fired Mr. Chamberlin because of drug problems in 1996 and its albums (beginning with "Adore" in 1998) started sliding in popularity, little attention has been paid to the more graceful steps the band took in bowing out of the spotlight.

But, at the least, Mr Ma managed to halt the slide in his popularity.

More striking is a slide in the popularity of United Russia, the political party that Mr. Putin leads.

A precipitous slide in the popularity of Muhammad Morsi, the Brotherhood man elected Egypt's president in 2012, paved the way for a military coup in July 2013.

There can be little doubt that the Blair government has been slipping steadily in public esteem for some time; but the Tory party has signally failed to benefit from the slide in its popularity.