Sentence examples for support dipped from inspiring English sources

As Labour support dipped perilously last year, this became a priority for Mr Brown.

Orel Hershiser lasted two years on the ballot before dropping off because his support dipped below 5 percent.

Mr Humala's support dipped in February after claims that he was responsible for disappearances and torture during the "dirty war" against the Shining Path.

Even members of the governor's own party are saying privately that they would support dipping into the rainy-day funds to cushion the blow to schools and nursing homes.

Although the polls showed her support dipping, Mr Serra never caught up completely, and the gap between the two has widened into a gulf again.

A newspaper opinion poll, which earlier had both sides neck-and-neck, on September 21st showed Mr Howard's support dipping, Mr Latham's rising and Labor leading the coalition by 52% to 47%.

During the disputed parliamentary elections, the 35-year-old lawyer and blogger had led a campaign to vote against Vladimir Putin's United Russia party, which saw its support dip below 50%.Widespread allegations of fraud since the poll in early December have spawned a further protest movement.

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His support has dipped a bit, but remains high; Colombians approve of his handling of the paramilitaries, according to a recent poll.

Women have long formed the core of Boris's popularity, although support has dipped when reminded of the pain caused by his marital indiscretions.

According to the Levada Centre, an independent pollster, Putin's support has dipped to a record low of 35%, while the Public Opinion Foundation put it at 53.6%.