Sentence examples for slumping popularity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lee's slumping popularity was sown in his first glorious moment as president.

He was also hurt by the slumping popularity of Rob Ford, the city's ideologically conservative mayor, who has cut the municipal government's spending sharply.

Opinion polls in the island's media, which usually leans towards the KMT, also show slumping popularity, though Mr Ma still leads by a few percentage points.

Mrs. Kirchner's letter, it said, had more to do with a populist bid to revive her slumping popularity in Argentina than "anything a British brig-sloop did 180 years ago".

This, combined with his slumping popularity, has led some to describe him as a lame duck.The main policy difference between the two is over how to distribute the rewards of growth.

Prime Minister Leszek Miller said he was quitting as leader of the governing Democratic Left Alliance, bowing to pressure from the party, which blames him for its slumping popularity.

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.

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.