Sentence examples for support dropping from from inspiring English sources

Yet a recent poll shows popular support dropping from 58% last October to only 38% today.

Between 1996 and 2000, his Fatah faction has lost much of its support, dropping from close to 50% in early 1996 to less than 30% today.

Its annual private support dropped from $171 million in 2002 to $59.7 million in 2003, according to The Chronicle of Philanthropy.

Among those ages 25 to 34, Clinton's support dropped from 67%to54%4%.

And those 65 and older backed away from the initiative as well, where support dropped from 36-29.

For example, in the West, her support is down from 49 to 37-percent and in the Northeast, where the Democratic race has tightened the most, Clinton's support dropped from 50 to now 36-percent.

Calls about technological support dropped from 598 in the first 3 months to 311 in the second period of 3 months use (p = 0.002).

One thing I do support dropping on Syria from a very great height is everyone and everything involved with CROSSFIRE.

Gallup's latest poll showed that Democrats, a majority of whom had supported the death penalty as recently as 2012, have turned against it, with support dropping to 39percentthis yearar from 51percentt five years earlier.

Tom Greatrex, who won the seat in 2010, saw his support drop from 28,566 to 20,304 votes.

"If it becomes more partisan and right-versus-left, we could see support drop from Americans on the right".