Sentence examples for unpopular elements from inspiring English sources

What, then, of George Osborne's pantomime U-turn on some of the most unpopular elements of March's budget?

Assuming other WTO members agree to overlook this and transfer existing rights to Britain without seeking to unpick unpopular elements, there is an even bigger problem.

The proposal was one of the most unpopular elements of the government's first budget and was considered unlikely to pass the Senate.

The tax, one of the most unpopular elements of the rescue package, will raise $1.54 billion, and is retroactive to March 1 for most businesses.

Ever since, when candidates attempt to distance themselves from controversial or unpopular elements in their party, the political class refers to it as a "Sister Souljah moment".

Morgan's original proposal to abolish places for parent governors met with strong opposition, and was one of the most unpopular elements of the white paper she put forward earlier this year.

WASHINGTON — The Senate on Monday failed to repeal an unpopular element of the health care overhaul even though Democrats and Republicans agreed it needed to be jettisoned to prevent businesses from being saddled with undue tax paperwork.

The mandate that everyone must buy insurance or else face a tax penalty has always been the most unpopular element of the ACA.

Airlines -- that increasingly unpopular element of tourism -- pumped big money into the 2016 election: $7.5 million in contributions, its largest sum since 1990.

For the past decade and a half, the artist Wangechi Mutu has been combining both elements — unpopular content and desirable form — in a series of magnetic, salon-size figurative collages that are as politically nuanced as they are visually ravishing.

The I.N.C.'s critics note that Chalabi, despite years of effort and millions of dollars in American aid, is intensely unpopular today among many elements in Iraq.