Sentence examples for least unpalatable from inspiring English sources

Proper reform might become the least unpalatable option.

But if we — and that seems the least unpalatable of the alternatives.

He told them that other cost-saving options, like layoffs, had been considered but that the pay cuts seemed to be the least unpalatable choice.

That combination, the professor said, could convince pragmatic voters that a Republican victory was impossible and that keeping Mr. Davis in Sacramento was the least unpalatable alternative.

Rumors were thick about dissension among the predominantly conservative board members, and though Dodds was, in the words of one aide, "at the peak of his personal authority," no one harbored any illusions that it would be easy to persuade 31 establishment leaders to back a stand they found at the very least unpalatable.

Reiskin, who was appointed by Mayor Ed Lee earlier this year, views these suggestions as a way to begin a conversation about how Muni can best dig itself out of its fiscal hole while testing the waters to see which proposals will be the least unpalatable.

Building alliances in the new congress is likely to prove at least as unpalatable.

But to a large segment of Disney's intended audience this idea would be bewildering or, at least, cold and unpalatable.

Labour knows the choices are unpalatable, not least with its own voters.

But for many the idea of acting in solidarity with the print workers was equally unpalatable, not least because of the frequent stoppages by different groups among them – including some of the country's highest paid industrial workers.

Still others, for example quotas, are socially and politically unpalatable, at least in the U.S. And, finally, some, including educational reform, public policy, and political action are simply too ambitious if not downright fanciful to have any bearing on the here and now.