Sentences with phrase «declined in popularity in»

Chrysler used to be a popular car company but has declined in popularity in recent years, hence its bankruptcy filings in 2009

The Rottie hit the # 2 spot on the charts in 1997, but experienced a decline in popularity in the past decade or two.

The ladies who work here are rather more aggressively friendly than elsewhere in Chaweng, particularly as the area has seen a decline in popularity in recent years with the rise of ARK Bar.

Unfortunately despite the success of the series in the mid to late 90 «s the games have sadly suffered a definite decline in popularity in more recent years.

After a decline in popularity in the mid-to-late 80s, arcades had a renaissance in the early 90s, this time catalyzed by the appearance of fighting games such as Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat.

Not exact matches

I'll wager many Canadians will do the same and — just like Netflix lowered BitTorrent's popularity — the greater availability of content via legitimate streaming options will lead to a corresponding decline in VPN use.

For a while its popularity grew, but it faced a decline in the 1990s and never fully recovered.

Safe sex practices and the growing popularity of Truvada may have also helped lead to a striking decline in HIV infections in the U.S., according to HIV.gov.

Despite a list of competitors that's growing every day — think: mass emails, online chats and such digital videoconferencing tools as Skype and Google Hangouts — the old - fashioned conference call doesn't appear to be declining at all in popularity.

It's hardly news that yet another old American factory is closing down, particularly one that makes processed meats, which have declined in popularity as millennials look for healthier options.

The recent popularity of junk goes counter to multiple warnings from Wall Street experts who believe the sector is in trouble due to looming interest rate hikes and declining earnings for companies particularly at the lower end of the credit spectrum.

Earlier this week, data from Axiom Capital Management showed that the meteoric popularity of the Pokémon Go mobile game plateaued in mid-July — only two weeks after its earth - shattering debut — and has declined steadily since then.

Toys have always been at the center of our imaginative life but recently they have seen a decline, likely due to the increase in popularity of both console and mobile gaming.

While the use of public social media networks such as Facebook and Twitter is starting to decline, private messaging services are exploding in popularity.

Instagram also found that the rise in emoji popularity also correlates directly with the decline of internet slang:

Since that time, straight razors steadily declined in popularity until such a time as they were really only used by professional barbers.

Add to that the steep... and baby I do mean STEEP * decline in guitar sales and popularity from acoustic to ear shredding electric... about the only genuine surprise is that its taken reality so long to finally catch up with Guitar Center

With the growth of online and other marketing channels, it's no surprise that public speaking has declined in popularity, although the decline is not as sharp as other marketing methods.

As the percentage of enterprise customers increases in the coworking world, the popularity for shared and open space offices declines.

It is also expected to account for an even greater share of the total industry revenue, this is because they require higher fees than those charged by hedge funds and declining popularity of other alternative asset vehicles in the aftermath of the subprime mortgage crisis.

During the most recent quarter, Under Armour's shoe sales increase of 9 percent was driven by strength in running category, but offset by declines in team sports and basketball, despite the popularity of its line of Steph Curry shoes.

Perhaps, as some argue, Trump channels the anxieties of a class whose economic and social standing is in demonstrable decline as a cynical ploy to win popularity — this is a man who once called the poor «morons» — while winking at the «establishment,» who can take comfort in knowing that this reality - television caricature of themselves actually shares their political opportunism, if not their economic values.

The enduring popularity of faith schools despite a national decline in church attendance could be put down to their academic record.

But significant changes are afoot, symbolized both by the apparent decline in the popularity of Clinebell's text and the publication of a revised edition of it.

* As Tavis Smiley reports in his new book on Martin Luther King, Jr., the civil rights leader faced a major decline in popularity during his last few years, as many thought his social justice agenda too radical.

His once extraordinary popularity in America has declined in recent months, among both liberals and especially conservatives.

Fueled by changing consumer perception of dairy's nutritional value for bone development, concerns around hormones and antibiotics, increase in milk allergies, rising milk prices, and the popularity of plant - based milks, U.S. milk consumption has been steadily declining by 25 percent per capita since the mid-1970s.

Johnson said NASCAR's declining popularity did not factor in Lowe's decision.

For a long time I used to think NASCAR changing so much about its fundamental structure was what's caused the drop in TV ratings and attendance and overall decline in popularity.

Finally, if best - in - show at Westminster is the key to popularity with dog owners, how do you account for the decline in cocker registrations since the 1954 win of Ch.

The now - retired Dale Earnhardt Jr. is still bothered by comments from Harvick in 2017 that Earnhardt contributed to the declining popularity of NASCAR in recent years:

Originally created to preserve the sword arts after the need for the samurai declined, it has become a popular martial art and sport in Japan, and is gaining popularity worldwide.

Popularity of classes peaked in the 1980 «s and 90 «s and has been declining since.

More recently, complaints about upkeep and maintenance as well as increased competition have resulted in a decline in popularity of the harbors.

Everyone knows about Dorothy from the Wizard of Oz, and as of its inception in 1939, the titular character's name was beginning a steep decline in popularity.

The name eventually declined in popularity over the turn of the 20th century but is now in the middle of the resurgence, as it currently holds the 30th spot in baby name popularity in the United States.

More recently, Michael has seen a slight decline in its popularity.

Although Anita used to be more popular in earlier days, it has since declined in popularity, only reaching the 1,364 th spot in 2016, and becoming even rarer in 2017.

This is even more of a declined compared the previous year, where Roger sat at the 508th spot on the charts — a huge dip compared to the name's highest point in popularity during WWII, when it held the 33rd spot.

Marcia is another beautiful name that once had a long running popularity streak but has since declined in admiration.

The name at one point even held the 2nd place in the rankings back in the 1920s, before it began to decline in popularity after the 1930s.

Much credit to the popularity of this name can be given to celebrity child Blue Ivy, the daughter of Beyoncé and Jay Z. Although the name has declined in popularity of the last few years, it still remains a wonderful name choice with a beautiful sounding tone.

The name Roger is in the middle of a decline in popularity, sitting only at the 664th spot in baby name rankings with less than 407 occurrences in North America.

Cilla reached its highest popularity in 1882 holding the 934th spot but began to decline substantially after 1907.

The name was the highest in popularity in the year 1914, holding steady respectably at # 130 but began to decline after the 1920s.

Except for a slight surge in 1992, it has pretty much been on a steady decline in terms of popularity since then.

Mason, although fairly popular, is on a steady decline, taking up the 4th spot last year in terms of baby name popularity but down from the 3rd spot in 2015.

As popular as it was then, it suffered a drastic decline in popularity just two years later in 1882, only to go on to be quite up - and - down in popularity and to finally almost flat - line as the 1950's.

Nevertheless, the popularity of milk banking declined dramatically in the 80s.

Unfortunately in the 18th century it became the name used for a maid, thus the reason for its decline in popularity.