Sentence examples for slipping popularity from inspiring English sources

One sign that gas prices may be playing some role in consumers' purchases is the slipping popularity of the largest sport utility vehicles.

Putin and Medvedev have respectable, if slipping, popularity ratings which can also be shored up by falsifying election results, a common practice over the past decade.

Voters will, however, and Netanyahu's slipping popularity and his legal jeopardy raise the question of whether challengers from within his own party, the Likud the former Education Minister Gideon Saar, say, with whom he has feuded will have his back or stick a shiv in it.

As a major, engineering was slipping in popularity.

I don't know what the ratings were for last night's MTV Video Music Awards, but I know that the show has been slipping in popularity for years.

ON SUNDAY, Barack Obama told George Stephanopoulos that one reason health-care reform was slipping in popularity was that the issue's complexity made it hard to "keep it digestible", or for people to "get their whole arms around it".

Despite some quibbles from critics about a lack of intensity in this season's episodes of "The Sopranos," the HBO hit has shown no signs of slipping in popularity.

19 David Copperfield $49.5 million Here's one magic show that demonstrates no signs of slipping in popularity polls.

Note that Snapchat is holding the No. 9 spot, and is clearly slipping in popularity, and Google is sitting pretty at both No. 2 (Maps) and No. 5 (YouTube).

Even Shakespeare slipped in popularity for a century or two.

Q. Tennis seems to have slipped in popularity in the United States.