Sentence examples for unpopular feature from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most unpopular feature of the health care legislation now in place is a provision that requires nearly everyone to buy insurance.

Darryl calls Microsoft and asks whether they still have Clippy, an unpopular feature from Microsoft Office.

Sheldon also excised unnecessary puzzles from Murder on the Orient Express, as they were an unpopular feature of its predecessor.

During this time, he worked to implement the wishes of the SAA, in particular proposing a bill to abolish forced labor the single most unpopular feature of French rule.

Microsoft was reportedly preparing an update to address unpopular features on its Windows 8 operating platform.

The White House is nervous about a repeal, fearing that it could set a precedent for rolling back other unpopular features of the law.

David Cameron was determined to recast the Tories as decent, caring and, well, liberal; while Gordon Brown would surely lose no time in distancing himself from the more unpopular features of Tony Blair's premiership, above all Iraq.

By doing it this way, the Democrats get the Senate bill passed while simultaneously coming out against the unpopular features of the same.

At the same time, the plan would ditch several of the most unpopular features of the current law, including the requirement that Americans get coverage and a host of new taxes.

It gets rid of most of the ACA's unpopular features, halts the Medicaid expansion (after 2019), and lets insurers charge old people more than they currently can, among other things.

The House intends to remove those unpopular features in budget reconciliation, but if they pursue budget reconciliation on a standard legislative timeline -- where they pass the Senate bill outright first and then go back to pass a reconciliation package of fixes -- they'd still appear to be endorsing the sketchy side deals, and then the GOP would jump up and down on their heads.