politically undesirable

Examples (10)

• The proposed policy was deemed politically undesirable by the opposition party.
• Any move to cut public services could be politically undesirable before an election.
• Such radical changes are often considered politically undesirable in a stable democracy.
• The scandal made the minister politically undesirable for re-election.
• To avoid being politically undesirable, politicians often moderate their stances.
• His controversial statements rendered him politically undesirable within his own party.
• The government decided against the project, as it was seen as politically undesirable.
• While economically sound, the plan was politically undesirable to a significant portion of the electorate.
• Being perceived as politically undesirable can severely harm a candidate's chances.
• The reforms, despite their merits, were viewed as politically undesirable at that time.