Sentences with phrase «to fall out of favor»

Milk paint eventually fell out of favor with the invention of the paint can and modern, latex paint.

The diet fell out of favor in recent years due to the negative press on saturated fats, and fears over the long - term consequences of eating large amounts of saturated fats.

As soon I become familiar with our new curricula, they will fall out of favor for new educational practices and standards.

They were used for hunting, but quickly fell out of favor because they weren't very fast.

But that approach has largely fallen out of favor, with more states turning to red flag laws that focus not on a mental health diagnosis but rather on dangerous behavior.

These color variations eventually fell out of favor and are no longer bred for or acceptable.

After falling out of favor during the high - tech boom of the»90s, real estate investment trusts, or REITs, are once again a hot investing commodity.

Once hailed as a natural hormone that might help people slim down, leptin fell out of favor when researchers found that injecting it did not cause obese animals to lose weight.

At one time, the discomfort was believed to be due to inflammation in the fascia, but this idea has since fallen out of favor.

It is great that these bills are falling out of favor at the state level.

But soon thereafter, the stock fell out of favor as growth slowed and new management began investing more heavily in technology and branding.

That said, the store is quickly falling out of favor with me thanks to all of these huge sales where basically everything I actually want winds up being excluded.

Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, hatchback vehicles fell out of favor due to their clunky styling and thirsty engines.

Emerging markets have fallen out of favor lately but are still expected to grow by more than 5 % this year.

It will sort itself out as each sector falls out of favor and becomes ripe for investment.

In some ways, this was comforting — like a great big extended family that you sometimes loved and sometimes fell out of favor with.

Her designs fell out of favor in the 1930s.

When that happened the dogs fell out of favor and they stopped being bred.

The old line «references upon request» may have fallen out of favor on resumes, but having references at the ready is essential for a successful job search.

And though it's still a very popular method for weight loss, cutting fat is even falling out of favor.

They've fallen out of favor here, in exchange for frame doors with lots of glass.

Besides some technical issues with search engines that some types of frames cause, frames have generally fallen out of favor as a way to display large amounts of content.

They target profitable, established companies of two kinds: smaller companies that have grown to midsize, and larger companies that have fallen out of favor temporarily but are expected to recover.

In fact, the two have seemingly fallen out of favor with the search giant.

As regular level term life insurance premiums became less expensive than decreasing term insurance, the traditional mortgage life insurance fell out of favor.

Corporate universities fell out of favor in the 1990s, considered too expensive, bureaucratic and out of touch with the companies they were supposed to serve.

These people are following some «old - school» parenting styles that have thankfully fallen out of favor.

When a certain name falls out of favor, it can be deleted from your list altogether.

Oral antioxidant supplements like vitamin C and vitamin E fell out of favor after studies showed them to be ineffective.

Someone can be very famous one day and then the next fall out of favor.

Poor fuel economy, high emissions, high oil consumption, and reliability concerns were all reasons the rotary engine fell out of favor.

This may be one of the primary reasons why the SC fell out of favor with buyers and the automotive press.

Therefore, the vaccine fell out of favor, and many practitioners stopped recommending it.

Be careful though, because if you ever fall out of favor with the power elite, you're done for.

Any company earning a bad claims payment reputation would certainly fall out of favor with insurance agents and their clients.

These statements fell out of favor because they talked more about what a job seeker would get out of a position.

This is one of the primary reasons objectives fell out of favor in professional resume writing.

But that development model fell out of favor as transportation became accessible.

While they still exist, they have fallen out of favor for two reasons.

Due to the advent of processed foods and lack of time for traditional cooking in our modern society, bone broth has fallen out of favor in many households.

It was once thought that a high fiber diet would be beneficial for blood glucose control in the diabetic cat but this recommendation has since fallen out of favor.

Of course, there is always the risk that momentum stocks fall out of favor as market conditions shift.

Surgery has fallen out of favor because often both sides of the thyroid gland are affected.

But that approach has largely fallen out of favor, partly because it tends to reinforce racial and socioeconomic segregation.

Investors holding a mix of different funds for the sake of diversification could be surprised by the heavy concentrations of popular technology stocks if they eventually fall out of favor and prices fall.

The family minivan is falling out of favor as the popularity of SUVs and crossovers soar, but don't count it out yet.

But too much sector concentration can hurt you when one of your sectors falls out of favor.