Sentence examples for exceedingly unpopular from inspiring English sources
That payroll tax was exceedingly unpopular in many quarters, notably with suburban lawmakers.
Harding, Pierce, and Buchanan are almost always ranked among the worst of the bad, and they were exceedingly unpopular in their time.
The Transitional Federal Government, Somalia's internationally recognized authority that the African Union protects, is a collection of corrupt politicians and warlords who control almost no territory and are exceedingly unpopular.
There's no doubt that Mr. Tomblin is getting no favors from President Obama, who has never been popular in West Virginia to begin with and who is exceedingly unpopular there now, with an approval rating of about 30 percent.
Such an election would be reminiscent of Stalinist days: the government is exceedingly unpopular but the weak and fragmented opposition is hounded by the secret police.The government, backed by the Americans, is also trying to get the vast number of displaced people assembled in camps around the capital and other towns to return to their villages.
Most Americans have no idea why Democrats imposed the exceedingly unpopular mandate - other than Republicans' claim that it's a government takeover of health care.
Brazil's supermarket association which includes Walmart and Carrefour said its members would stop buying beef from recently deforested land.This made Mr Avelino exceedingly unpopular.
The Davis case set off a firestorm of protest in Pakistan, making it exceedingly difficult for the unpopular American-backed government of Mr. Zardari to release Mr. Davis under the conventions of diplomatic immunity.
"In order for a running mate to help a candidate on a national scale, he or she must be exceedingly popular; in order to hurt, the VP must be tremendously unpopular.
