Sentences with phrase «steep decline in popularity»
Formed in 1917, and once the best - selling luxury brand in America, Lincoln has since 2000 suffered a steep decline in popularity as a distracted parent company, Ford Motor Company, bought, toyed with, and ultimately sold to other luxury brands including Aston Martin, Jaguar, Land Rover, and Volvo.
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«Lib Dem MEP says it will serve City right if UK's banks suffer from EU veto Main A LabourList poll suggests a steep decline in popularity for Ed Miliband over strikes»
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Today signals further disappointment for the Labour leader with a poll on LabourList blaming Miliband's handling of public sector pensions strikes on 30th November for a steep decline in popularity.
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.
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RC racing games are pretty few and far between in this day and age, primarily because the actual hobby of racing RC (radio controlled) cars has seen a pretty steep decline in overall popularity since its heyday back in the 1980s.