Sentence examples similar to support dips 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.

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.

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.

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%.

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.

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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"There's nothing here to support double-dip fears".

Here goes: 1: Corbyn's approval rating currently stands at minus 39.  2: Some polls suggest Labour support is dipping toward around 25 per cent.

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