Sentence examples for too unpopular from inspiring English sources
It is too unpopular and the capital costs are huge.
Mr Kuchma is probably too unpopular to win again.
"He's too unpopular, even in the army," he said.
Marco Rubio is busy, and A-Rod is too unpopular right now.
They know that Abacha and their own greedy behaviour have made them too unpopular.
That, too, is unpopular in many circles, especially since there are politicians proclaiming that those two government-sponsored enterprises were the sole cause of the financial crisis.
His centre-left rivals are too disorganised, unpopular, or inexperienced, while the ruling rightwing block enjoys a stable majority in opinion polls.
The White House has walled off popular programs Medicare and Social Security from any proposed cuts, with Trump saying it would be too politically unpopular to pursue changes to programs used by tens of millions of Americans.
Using more words in the title than Samuel Beckett employed in the entire texts of some plays, these phrases are hard for a listings browser to ignore – although long names, too, are unpopular with producers because newspaper advertising is often charged by lineage.
Unpopular, too, according to most surveys.
