Sentence examples for supports slipped from inspiring English sources

One of the metal roof supports slipped and the stadium had to be evacuated but workers were back on site this morning to cheer Beckenbauer, Charlton and their former team-mates into the arena in the team bus used by the current England team.

Pew's polling has found millennials were generally more supportive of affirmative action, but that support slipped to around 45percentt in 2009.

Having led the polls, his support slipped after his flourmills raised their prices.

The separatist left began to see Eta as a hindrance and support slipped away.

Despite this, Mr. Obama retained the Catholic vote, 50 to 48 percent, according to exit polls, although his support slipped from four years ago.

However, Tory support slipped during the fieldwork carried out immediately after Mr Cameron launched his party's manifesto on Tuesday.

In 2009 it received only 65.9% and support slipped further to 62% in the local elections in May last year.

Stewart's support slipped further in recent weeks, when "all that Confederate stuff" led Stewart's local sheriff and longtime ally to yank his endorsement.

Mr. Gore's support slipped away to the Green Party candidate, Ralph Nader, who polled at 6percentt, and to other third-party candidates.

But reports here indicated that his support slipped rapidly, just as it did elsewhere, after weak showings last month in Iowa and New Hampshire.

In this year's race, Ms. James won against the Democratic candidate, the slain councilman's brother, Geoffrey A. Davis, a political novice whose support slipped after disclosures that he had a conviction for soliciting a prostitute and for nonpayment of child support.