Sentence examples for considerably unpopular from inspiring English sources
Vanderbilt photographed the graves of Hitler's parents, and discovered that Hitler was considerably unpopular in Leonidad, his Austrian home town.
On 12 February 1747 Donald Maclachlan of that Ilk received a charter for his lands "at the intercession of the Duke of Argyll", though it was considerably unpopular decision at the time, and Maclachlan's estates were "surveyed but afterwards found not to be forfeited".
To get a deal, lawmakers on both sides are going to have to bend considerably and back unpopular positions.
A notable example is Poland, whose students' performance improved considerably after extensive restructuring of the education system, with a move away from unpopular vocational schools and the postponement by one year of the streaming of students into different school tracks.
Still, Mr. Obama is in a considerably stronger position as he opens his second term, especially relative to the increasingly unpopular Republicans in Congress.
The finance ministers of the BRIC countries want a shift in voting power toward emerging countries that is considerably bigger than anything proposed so far.To be useful, the IMF must also be ready to take unpopular positions.
