Usar "unpopular" en una oración

1. To them it is an alien thing to not listen to unpopular music and text

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2. To violate this combination is everywhere a most unpopular action, and a sort of reproach to a master among his neighbours and equals

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3. remained unpopular in the town

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4. enregister any unpopular edict, very seldom succeeded

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5. In some countries, as in Scotland, where the government was weak, unpopular, and not very firmly established, the reformation was strong enough to overturn, not only the church, but the state likewise, for attempting to support the church

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6. The uncertainty of taxation encourages the insolence, and favours the corruption, of an order of men who are naturally unpopular, even where they are neither insolent nor corrupt

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7. The duties of excise are, upon this account, more unpopular than those of the customs; and so are the officers who levy them

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8. The wily priest always has a pre-selected victim named in the silent revelation; one who is either rich or unpopular, and though the dead man has probably died of colic and stomach-ache, the culprit may be put to death for witchcraft, or heavily fined, whichever is deemed expedient

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9. (deliberate) manner, that oftentimes tests the limits of its collective tolerance, can be traced to its traditional support of liberty and acceptance, within reasonable limits, of comparative viewpoints and expressions however controversial or unpopular to some

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10. This measure, designed to restore the dignity and proper standing of individuals living on the peripheries of (productive) mainstream society is, of course, very unpopular among Liberal Democrats likely to perceive any self-contained, self motivated individual as (potentially) one less vote come election time

11. That implies standing by one‘s principles, being a committed and devoted parent and making the hard choices however unpopular or ―old-fashioned‖ they may appear

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12. Africans feel they are only taking our minerals and not giving enough back in infrastructure whilst paying lip service to the masses because they have the (unpopular) corrupt governments bribed

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13. More recently President Bush (43) became very unpopular amongst his own staff for refusing to sign a certain pardon for one of his own staff which shows a lot more decency in the man than what is usually ascribed to him by the media

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14. It is not a figment of an unpopular Presidents' imagination

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15. Jefferson's highly unpopular efforts to avoid wars by passing the Embargo Act and Non Intercourse Act

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16. Jefferson and his embargo became enormously unpopular

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17. Both crises made Van Buren very unpopular in New York and Maine

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18. Both men told Grant about invasions of their homeland, so Grant ordered the military to keep white colonists off Native land even though it made him very unpopular with western voters

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19. Jimmy Carter left office a very unpopular president, but today is consistently the most popular ex president of all time

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20. No hostages were ever released, and the ensuing scandal, Iran-Contra, caused Reagan to leave office in disgrace and even more unpopular than Carter had been

21. Ford had been badly weakened by his association with Nixon's unpopular presidency

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22. Likely the incredibly unpopular pardon cost Ford the election

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23. Cheney did not want Donald Rumsfeld, the equally unpopular Secretary of Defense, removed from office

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24. Though Gingrich is far more experienced than Palin, he remains so unpopular with both his own party and the general public it is hard to imagine him being reelected

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25. “Since taxes are pretty unpopular and hard to raise, wouldn’t requiring budget balance keep spending lower than it otherwise would be?”

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26. thoughts—thoughts that were unpopular, both at school and in the simple commerce of

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27. Because I do not appear to entirely condone the horrific actions of the club members, I sense that I am perhaps becoming unpopular, even regarded with suspicion

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28. But this festive irony reached its climax recently when the impeachment of Nixon on grounds of unpopularity was dropped because it was found that Congress was more unpopular than the President, and later when the “New York Times” and Cox accused Nixon of being guilty of misprision (failure to report a felony to “some judge or other person in civil or military authority under the United States”)

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29. Marjie and I welcomed Tesar when he wanted to use our home as a retreat and at his request, I gave him small amounts of sawdust from construction projects I was working on, which he used for creating unpopular jokes at the Station

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30. She had the sense to know when to make her unpopular decision to leave, but moving in with the busty serving wench was a mistake

31. Whether he is popular or unpopular with the world matters not at all, if

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32. How many times would we not have given ourselves a big kick in the backside? That which seems unpopular has become the current jargon! We could have taken the merit for it but we were afraid to talk outside the chorus

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33. Sometimes, these officers need to take positions that are risky or unpopular in defense of the Federation

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34. She applied her direct experience and took an unpopular position

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35. This may be unpopular, but it is sensible – the Professor is trying to attract

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36. The next day dawned quite dull, but hot and humid, the dark clouds rolling down the mountains to the west had an ominous look about them, a summer storm was on its way in more ways than one, Coatl’s declaration of the new laws regarding the priesthood was received in silence and was followed by pockets of applause, either the new law was very unpopular or the fear of the priesthood was far more ingrained than we had previously thought, if this was the reason then it was not surprising that the citizens of Teotihuacan resorted to the only protection they had, prudence

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37. By going against the strongest prejudices held by his countrymen, Sikorski showed he was not afraid of being unpopular

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38. By the end of the day, the Democratic Party found itself shaken to the core, forced to defend a President that was suddenly deeply unpopular with both the public and many members of his own party

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39. Whether the French like it or not, the reason the Vietminh have been so successful in grabbing control of the countryside is the fact that the French rule is very unpopular with the general Vietnamese population

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40. Furthermore, the failure of Mussolini's military campaigns made the war unpopular in Italy, and this was exacerbated when he sent Italian troops to the eastern front and when he declared war on America

41. She was also a special counselor for both President Martin and President Dewey, but her views about Indochina made her very unpopular with the State Department

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42. In Nancy Laplante’s history, that led to increasing American involvement, including some very dirty play by the CIA to rig elections in favor of a series of corrupt, unpopular local politicians and generals whose only virtue was to be anti-communists

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43. As for being irresolute, I could point out to you that your own government refuses to send French conscripts to serve in Indochina, because the war here is too unpopular with the French public

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44. And that experience of wasting lives and fortunes in an unpopular war was indeed shared

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45. As such she was quite unpopular in the fleet but she enjoyed strong political support and Wa could not deny her competence

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46. Brumvack knew that his idea was an unpopular one

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47. We need to be there for our sisters and brothers Don’t be fooled by the ways of the world Where it is increasingly unpopular to mention God One does not need to look far

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48. ‘’General,’’ then said Leigh-Mallory, who was too conscious of how unpopular he was himself with the bomber doctrine advocates, ‘’we still need the assistance of the heavy bomber force to help chase the Luftwaffe out of France before we launch our invasion

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49. While he had tried to reign with moderation, King Louis-Philippe was afflicted with a most unpopular prime minister, Guizot, who was totally opposed to any reform to the unjust current electoral system, on top of showing himself incapable of dealing with the grave economic crisis France was living through, with the poorer citizens suffering the most from the said crisis

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50. Katy wasn't sure if she hoped that this inner spot was an unpopular area for surveillance equipment or not

51. He was known to pick up seemingly unpopular causes

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52. ” Another union official added later that strike action was definitely an option, though he was not specific as to when or where – presumably not during the Olympics, which would be an unpopular move amongst their members

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53. picked on anything more likely to make him unpopular

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54. He made the unpopular choice, the hard choice, to do whatever he could to protect that which we hold dear

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55. Those, he helped and was loved by, will find the will of god unjust or blame it on luck for his premature death, and those he antagonized and was unpopular with, will point finger at his deeds

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56. At a discordant box of a piano a negro performer was playing with a keen appreciation of time if of nothing else, and two others with voices that might not have been unpopular in a decent minstrel show were rendering a popular air

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57. Tom obviously belonged to the undoubtedly unpopular gang of outlaws

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58. “It may prove to be the fi rst of many unpopular suggestions,”

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59. We rubes sitting in the pews with our limited mental capacity would no doubt conclude that the primary reason for sending Christmas boxes overseas would be to tell the children there about Jesus Christ since, as unpopular as the idea might be, those without Him still die and go to Hell even in this age of runaway tolerance

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60. Though Churchill’s position was unpopular, he realized that England was not

61. Probably a combination of some taxation and cuts that will all be unpopular for some segment of society (if not all)

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62. Seven: When you honestly need help for something: and cannot do what you need yourself: this forces you to become as self-sufficient as an individual and as a community simply because going hat-in-hand begging for help from anyone is a shameful thing to do in the first place… That is unless what you are trying to do is shared by all people on earth> in that case, you will not be asking for help anymore, you will be cooperating with millions of people who agree with what you want to do and want to do it too… No more will the idea of being a volunteer be the lowest most sneered unpopular human activity on earth

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63. unpopular in the North these days

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64. Now i understand why actual unsolved mysteries unpopular and avoided

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65. This is the crushing demon, the voice inside one’s head telling them that they are unpopular, dense, or worthless

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66. Make the study of history unpopular and boring; destroy their educational systems so even if they read it they won’t understand it

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67. You know how the popular kids are too good to speak to the unpopular kids; or the rich won’t speak to the poor

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68. popularity more than him and his unpopular cause were not worthy of him

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69. cause, now unpopular, now scorned and rejected by the world, the chief priests and rulers, you may be called upon to

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70. more than him and his unpopular cause were not worthy of him

71. embracing my cause, now unpopular, now scorned and rejected by the world, the chief priests

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72. Denniston has treated with honest impartiality the variable doctrine of the first two centuries, specially of Justin Martyr and Irenaeus, and shown that although they have sometimes spoken the philosophic or popular language, their deliberate and final teaching is strongly in support of the unpopular, but apostolic doctrine, of immortality in Christ only

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73. The doctrine of immortality in Christ was doubtless as unacceptable to the majority of Christian scholars and thinkers then as it is now; hence the true cause for wonder is, not that, long before the end of the second century, Tertullian could teach the doctrine of endless misery in the language of a fiend, † but that so late as the third and fourth centuries we should find numerous indications of the partial survival of the apostolic and unpopular contradiction of it

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74. ' Those who loved ease and fame and popularity more than him and his unpopular cause, were not worthy of him

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75. As though Jesus has said: 'In embracing my cause, now unpopular, now scorned and rejected by the world, the chief priests and rulers, you may be called upon to part with something dear to you as a member of your body; some dear friend may turn coldly from you and forsake you; it may be like severing a limb from the body; like cutting off a hand, or plucking out an eye; yet, better to enter into life thus maimed; better to cherish the hope of everlasting life at this great sacrifice, than to reject the truth, and remain in a state of unbelief and moral blindness'" D

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76. Some may have the answers but the question why it has remained unpopular with the public remains an 18 percent approval rate was seen in an online poll

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77. more unpopular with students and staff than the last one

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78. The Americans were worried that their ally General Musharraf was too unpopular in Pakistan to be effective against the Taliban so they had helped broker an unlikely power-sharing deal

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79. “I’ll be unpopular

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80. The sticking point was the war-crimes issue; the trials were intensely unpopular in Japan, spurring a movement seeking the release of all convicted war criminals

81. It wasn’t long before he became fantastically unpopular, so he kept more and more to himself

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82. I find that I have become rather unpopular

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83. It is not to be wondered at that he became very unpopular and was shunned (when

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84. At the Entrance of the Captain, they turn’d and star’d as one, knowing (as I did not then) that such mutinous Behaviour could not be tolerated aboard Ship, howsoe’er unpopular the Victim

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85. Nor should he hesitate to condemn the popular and espouse the unpopular when reasons sufficiently weighty and convincing are at hand

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86. The public utilities were unpopular in the 1919 boom, because of high costs; they became speculative and investment favorites in 1927–1929; in 1933–1938 fear of inflation, rate regulation, and direct governmental competition again undermined the public’s confidence in them

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87. A low-grade bond or preferred stock constitutes a relatively unpopular form of commitment

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88. In contrast we think that the group of large companies that are relatively unpopular, and therefore obtainable at reasonable earnings multipliers,* offers a sound if unspectacular area of choice by the general public

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89. A remarkable demonstration of the soundness of this thesis is found in studies of the price behavior of the unpopular issues in the Dow Jones Industrial Average

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90. The concept of buying “unpopular large companies” and its execution on a group basis, as described above, are both quite simple

91. At that lower level, Johnson & Johnson might once again have become a growth stock with room to grow—making it an example of what Graham calls “the relatively unpopular large company

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92. Rarely does one find a brokerage-house study that points out, with a convincing array of facts, that a popular industry is heading for a fall or that an unpopular one is due to prosper

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93. Howard Schultz, founder of Starbucks: Howard Schultz was asked in a 2010 interview about decisions that he had made that turned out to be unpopular with investors

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94. But we withdrew at an acute angle not only because the French advanced between our two armies; the angle became still more acute and we withdrew still farther, because Barclay de Tolly was an unpopular foreigner disliked by Bagration (who would come his command), and Bagration- being in command of the second army- tried to postpone joining up and coming under Barclay’s command as long as he could

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95. The armies were divided, there was no unity of command, and Barclay was unpopular; but from this confusion, division, and the unpopularity of the foreign commander in chief, there resulted on the one hand indecision and the avoidance of a battle (which we could not have refrained from had the armies been united and had someone else, instead of Barclay, been in command) and on the other an ever-increasing indignation against the foreigners and an increase in patriotic zeal

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96. He hurled another of the flat shale stones that covered this unpopular stretch of beach west of the headland that upheld the Firefly Palace

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97. Infrastructure is expected to earn a significant illiquidity premium—however, such a premium is likely to be wider when the asset class is unpopular than when it is “hot”

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98. The risk is that when a popular strategy becomes unpopular, would-be sellers will demand liquidity but there is no one buying

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