Sentence examples for slump in popularity from inspiring English sources

In that year the then chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa, was suffering a slump in popularity; massive demonstrations against him had been staged the previous year.

It explained much of the sharp fall on the slump in popularity of notebooks, as people switch to tablets and smartphones.Penney pinchersThe board at J.C. Penney recruited Mike Ullman back into his old job as chief executive, after a precipitous drop in sales.

The party won 57 seats in the 2010 election but polls suggest they have seen a slump in popularity since.

Vladimir Putin is facing a slump in popularity that he has not experienced since the Kursk submarine disaster of 2000.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott says he has not considered resigning, despite a slump in popularity and growing questions about his leadership.

A YouGov tracker poll showed the Lib Dems had slumped in popularity while the Conservatives had risen to 44%.

Managers at Disney Interactive Studios also made the decision to limit the release of Epic Mickey to the Nintendo Wii, a console that has slumped in popularity since that decision was made.

Curriculum changes and examination reviews aside, one of the main reasons languages have slumped in popularity is because their value isn't conveyed to students or headteachers, says Lid King, chair of Speak to the Future, a campaign for languages.

Though they suffered intermittent slumps in popularity, they displayed a remarkable capacity for bouncing back, both under their own names and as writers and producers for numerous other artists, from Diana Ross and Dolly Parton to Wyclef Jean and Celine Dion.

With Mexican cruises slumping in popularity, two of the largest ships serving the Port of Los Angeles are pulling up anchor for more lucrative markets elsewhere.

David Janiczak's leaderhip in Ozd gives clues into what Hungary might feel like if the surging Jobbik managed to unseat Prime Minister Viktor Orban's conservative Fidesz party - which is slumping in popularity.