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211. Bureaucratically unpopular orders can be evaded in a variety of ways.

212. Given that he—an ethnic Sindhi, like most of his coterie of advisers—is especially unpopular in Punjab, this was always likely to cause unrest.

213. Both were unpopular: Waugh as an effete reactionary; Orwell for his unfashionable anti-Stalinism.

214. Curious as Lot's wife , she has made herself unpopular among her friends.

215. Stagflation is a very unpopular buzz word in the business world.

216. According to Lorica's data, even those suggested users who are relatively unpopular still gain around 45, 000 new follower in the first week and 170, 000 in the first month.sentencedict.com/unpopular.html

217. In 273 BC, King Areus of Sparta was away with most of the army when his unpopular uncle Cleonymus invited King Pyrrhus of Epirus to invade Sparta.

218. This was a mistake which made him unpopular in Rome and he could have caught Hasdrubal too.

219. This proved unpopular and when Charles II was restored to the throne he restored the celebration.

220. Curious as Lot's wife , he had made himself unpopular among his friends.

221. Morning exercise reading is really an annoying unpopular Procrustean bed to all our students.

222. His speech was a head - on denunciation of the unpopular new policy.

223. Too many European brands try to flog unpopular models to the Chinese,[sentencedict.com] he says.

224. Repackage the EU as some friends of Brussels desires, it will still be unpopular.

225. But confronting militants could make you unpopular among a Palestinian electorate that voted the Islamic group Hamas into office in 2006.

226. The birth control pill is unpopular, as many people believe it harms a woman's body.

227. But it may make him even more unpopular outside his Kikuyu heartland and increase the lawlessness.

228. His speech was head - on denunciation of the unpopular new policy.

229. This made him extremely unpopular with his fellow townsmen because the pilgrimages to the Kaaba were the chief source of such prosperity as Mecca enjoyed.

230. One massively unpopular cover version in recent years was Madonna's dire cover of the Don McLean song American Pie.

231. The civil rights activist Marcus Garvey, though, had to complain to a paper that reported he had died "broke, alone and unpopular".

232. The unpopular president, who came to power in a 1999 military coup, appeared in civilian clothing after yielding to pressure last November to give up the powerful post as Army chief.

233. A sharper-than-expected slowdown, however, would increase pressure on Mr. Sarkozy's government to announce large, unpopular spending cut.

234. Now after the war the Nationalists were, as indicated above , weakened, demoralized, and unpopular.

235. He has also dared to take unpopular, but principled stands at times.

236. But then an unpopular player gets hurt in a high-profile game and everyone's a leatherhead again.

237. I also got a good round of applause by promising new leadership at the Department of Veterans Affairs, whose director was unpopular with the veterans groups.

238. He joined a small repertory company unpopular with his fellow actors.

239. He remained unpopular and was distinguished only by his unattractiveness as a result of a skin disease.