Sentence examples for support dropping and from inspiring English sources

One reason for Mr. Milosevic's panic is that polls show his support dropping, and the Constitution provides for local and parliamentary elections by the end of the year.

Those results showed Clinton's support dropping and Trump's gaining compared with a Morning Call/Muhlenberg poll a week earlier, which showed Clinton at 47percentt and Trump at 38percentt.

"Today in the Foreign Relations Committee a majority of Democrats and Republicans support dropping the travel ban.

"What is it about the SNP that is so unattractive that it has lost 20% of people who say that they actually believe in the SNP's main policy?" The SNP - emerging from a difficult few years which saw support drop and their leader John Swinney resign - have seized on the opinion poll, which appears to reveal a Scottish desire to break from the UK.

Just weeks after one poll showed a convincing majority supported the Canadian government's sweeping new anti-terrorism law, a new survey suggests that support is dropping, and fast.

Overhead costs are far too high, state support is dropping, and college tuition is far too expensive.

Yes, Ukip's support dropped a bit, and the party came second chiefly because of Labour's fall.

In 1995 state support dropped to 35.8%, and by 2008 the most recent year for which figures are available appropriations accounted for 25.4% of revenues.

Labour's support dropped in the polls and, although the party retained its lead over the Conservatives, top Labour people thought they were heading for defeat.

In 1995 state support dropped to 35.8%, and by 2008--the 2008--the 2008--ther which figures are available--appropriations accounted for 25.4% of revenues.

There are fears in Kabul that once the soldiers are gone, and if the west's financial and military support drops off, the country could slip back into civil war.