Sentence examples for make for unpalatable from inspiring English sources

The statistics make for unpalatable reading.

Each plan was devised in a way to make it unpalatable for the other party to vote for it, thus setting the stage for a potentially protracted fight over how to finance the student loan measure.

Patrice Nganang, a professor of cultural theory in the U.S. who has championed Mr. Meyomesse's cause, speculates that the government deliberately filed criminal charges because it had learned from the Teyou affair that libel charges invited international pressure, while criminal charges would dirty Mr. Meyomesse's name and make him unpalatable for advocacy.

Many of the quotations point towards reluctance on the part of the women to sacrifice the taste and flavour of food, which may make it unpalatable for their spouse or children; and a general unwillingness on the part of the men to consume food that is not to their taste.

It may seem silly to you, but the blend of tastes and textures can make it unpalatable for autistic people.

His isolationist foreign-policy and radical view of civil liberties (he believes civil-rights legislation is an unwarranted government intrusion, for example) make him unpalatable to most Republicans.

One: how conflicted Denton sounds in writing it – speaking of his "sympathy" for my point about Zuckerberg's girlfriend and acknowledging that the choices that his kind of reporting forces those close to tech "celebrities" to make are "unpalatable".

High concentrations greater than 400 mg/L may make water unpalatable.

This helps make them unpalatable to birds and other predators.

The skin of many frogs contains mild toxic substances called bufotoxins to make them unpalatable to potential predators.

If those kinds of measures pick up 15 Democratic votes, they could poison the entire gun package, making it unpalatable for gun-control supporters.