Sentence examples for becomes unpopular from inspiring English sources
They won't come back just because the new coalition government becomes unpopular.
The conventional wisdom is that they are moderately effective when properly used, though dangerous and even brand-destroying if the celebrity endorser suddenly becomes unpopular.
New prime ministers typically are strongest immediately following an election; their power and prestige may decay if the government becomes unpopular.
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — House Speaker Paul Ryan has set a Google News alert to notify him of the instant that Donald Trump becomes unpopular enough to turn against, Ryan revealed on Thursday.
By Andy Borowitz May 18, 2017 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — House Speaker Paul Ryan has set a Google News alert to notify him of the instant that Donald Trump becomes unpopular enough to turn against, Ryan revealed on Thursday.
Most modern legislation is enacted entirely unnoticed by an oblivious public; some becomes unpopular once it reaches the statute book, such as the poll tax, and very rarely, legislation on issues such as Sunday trading or fox hunting becomes wildly unpopular as is passes through parliament.
The Dancer and Fuller became unpopular figures in Kentucky.
And like all governments, the coalition will become unpopular.
Small wonder, then, that the Bank also became unpopular in many developing countries.
Aelfgifu and Sweyn became unpopular and fled to Denmark in 1035 before Canute's death.
After the war he became unpopular in the South partly because of his admiration for Pres.
