Sentence examples for while unpopular from inspiring English sources
While unpopular among his schoolmates, Pharus yearns to lead the choir.
Popular presidents might seek and win another nomination, while unpopular ones might retire or be rejected by their party.
While unpopular in other parts of the country, Mr. Bush has been welcomed home warmly by Texas.
While unpopular among the Pakistani public, the drone strikes have become a weapon of choice for the Obama administration after the Pakistani Army rebuffed pleas to mount a ground offensive in North Waziristan to take on the militants who use the area to strike at American and NATO forces in Afghanistan.
The purpose of reputation systems is to encourage users to provide feedback, and there is a natural difference between the rates of submission of products' ratings, e.g., "hit" products can receive more feedback within a shorter period, while unpopular products may not be commented on by customers for a long time.
The thing is, Steele's plan, while unpopular, is in compliance with Halifax's late-1970s-era land use bylaws.
For a while, an unpopular pizza parlor on West Thirty-fifth Street looked like a possible replacement, but the magicians' presence created an illusion of prosperity that started to attract actual customers, and it got too crowded.
Few doubt that soldiers, by and large, like to do what they are trained for and recent wars, while widely unpopular, have in fact benefited recruitment.
Charter schools, while fiercely unpopular in some quarters, are welcomed in many low-income neighborhoods — but the candidates want votes from both sides.
Mr. Obama and his allies have for a long time said that the administration's actions in early 2009, while extremely unpopular, were critical to holding off a worse collapse.
Connect to Today: An August 2009 article on findingDulcinea reassessed Woodstock on its 40th anniversary, focusing on the fact that it came a year after the brutal spring and summer of 1968, and while an unpopular war in Vietnam raged.
