Sentence examples for a backlash of the from inspiring English sources

There was a backlash of the people who felt the biology was oversold and premature".

The most pressing question for Congressional Republicans is no longer how to finesse changes to immigration law or gun control, but how far they can push their cases against President Obama without inciting a backlash of the sort that has left them staggering in the past.

The gap observed in multiple laser interferometry measurements conducted while moving the tray away from the SRM (CCW direction; Fig. 5b), possibly due to a backlash of the stepping motor, could be accounted for by the new parameter "position shift" introduced to the optimized deconvolution by Oda and Xuan (2014).

A backlash of the same kind came, as these things often do, swiftly via social media.

The free range parenting movement -- a backlash of the helicopter parenting style that's become typical of the way many in our generation raise their kids -- is abuzz in the media lately.

A first poll two weeks ago showing Ms Le Pen in the lead has generated a backlash of support for the left.

Drummer Rigby's murder has provoked a backlash of anger across the country, with many incidents of mosques being attacked, racial abuse and comments made on social media.

It spawned both a shorthand for the educated mother who has left a career to stay home and a backlash of complaint (statistically, the revolution was a blip at most, and limited to an economically fortunate few).

It's sort of a backlash of a lot of the weird SoundCloud trends with these bedroom producers making trap, like the Sadboys crew.

Globalisation of economies and the advance of Western culture has provoked a backlash of Islamist hostility to the West.

Amid a backlash of pro-Mubarak sentiment the next day, foreign newsmen were attacked by Egyptians accusing them of plotting to undermine stability.