Sentence examples for waning public from inspiring English sources

Yet in both countries opinion polls suggest waning public opposition to the nuclear option.

Other evidence of waning public interest in consumers' carbon footprint includes a rise in air and car travel.

A waning public appetite for big-screen sandal sagas cannot, it seems, be fixed by computer generated graphics.

But there are clear indications of lingering political differences over Afghan strategy among NATO allies and of waning public resolve.

The 65-year-old has faced constant criticism over his lacklustre image and waning public profile since he was elected party leader last year.

Yet if Mr. Bush presses ahead, he will have to do so without international approval and therefore with waning public support.

Opinion polling shows waning Afghan public support for the U.S. and NATO military presence and for the Afghans' own government over the past several years.

It's not uncommon for industry elites to take up a common cause, but support wanes as public attention moves on to other problems.

The Catholic church maintains a formidable, if waning, grip on public morality.

Like the current adventure in Afghanistan, this first one was undone by the unsustainable cost of occupation, waning political and public interest, and the need to divert resources.

But, in the country's broader establishment of N.G.O.s, think tanks, and universities, opposition has been more full-throated, and derives, in part, from the faction of India's left wing which regrets that the government has shown waning interest in public ownership.