Sentence examples for also often unpopular from inspiring English sources

They are also often unpopular.

Rural communities, particularly in the south-east, were unhappy with the operation of serfdom and the use of the local manorial courts to exact traditional fines and levies, not least because the same landowners who ran these courts also often acted as enforcers of the unpopular labour laws or as royal judges.

Likewise, people with personality disorders are often unpopular with therapists.

Signalling he would push ahead with the often unpopular policies demanded by Greece's lenders – the European Union and the International Monetary Fund – Tsipras also retained the finance minister, Euclid Tsakalotos.

Hedge funds are rich but often unpopular.

Hunt has also ordered a cookery show from Simon Hopkinson, whose book Roast Chicken and Other Stories reveals how to create restaurant-quality food with everyday – and often unpopular – ingredients.

He parlayed those successes into a lucrative practice defending the wealthy, powerful and often unpopular.

In particular, a strong government is required to implement these often unpopular market changes.