Sentence examples for more unpalatable from inspiring English sources
Yet another ingredient may make it more unpalatable still.
Should we see Coetzee lurking behind it, hiding his own more unpalatable ideas in fiction?
Houellebecq's satire lacks wit or charm and less-than-classy translation renders it even more unpalatable.
There is likely to be more pain along the way, probably more unpalatable revelations, entailing many tough decisions.
We miss them.'" Brand identifies "almost a desperation to make [comedy] more unpalatable than it was before".
Even migrants who work for legitimate employers are expected to take on ever more unpalatable patterns of work.
Beyond that lie the more politically unpalatable considerations of whether some areas are so flood-prone they are no longer viable.
Buying foreign aircraft could prove to be even more politically unpalatable than buying expensive American ones.There will in any case be a big rearguard campaign, led by congressmen from the places most affected, to keep the C-17 alive.
The budget allocates Rs120bn to the NREGS.Liberalising reforms are likely to become even more politically unpalatable to the Congress-led coasithen as the general election, which must be held by May 2009, gradually approaches.
If a Democrat wins the presidency in November — whether it is Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders — GOP senators can expect to be confronted with a new nominee who will very likely be far more politically unpalatable to them than the moderate Garland.
Developing and rolling out new higher-yielding strains is much easier and quicker for annual crops like wheat than for perennials such as palm trees that take time to mature and will bear fruit for many years.Finding more land has unpalatable costs.
