Sentence examples for a backlash that helps from inspiring English sources

When Pakistani troops enter Pashtun areas, the result has sometimes been a backlash that helps extremists.

He had watched California Republicans run some tough-nosed campaigns on immigration that resulted in a backlash that helped the Democrats take over their state government.

If such collaboration brings useful foreign aid, it also risks a nationalist backlash that helps the jihadists.A case in point was a series of raids in December by Yemeni special forces with American kit backed by American intelligence.

Corporate leaders in the state have been swift to condemn the law, echoing the backlash that helped take down Indiana's "religious freedom" law last year.

They're evidence to bring out when someone denies there's any need for feminism – a backlash that can inadvertently help in building a campaign.

He said there was fear that if Sinema and other liberal Democrats backed Lewis, they may spur a backlash that would have helped Pearce.

Their bold decisions fueled a backlash, one that helped pave the way for a resurgent Republican Party and the rise of a forceful conservative legal movement.

The criticism provoked a backlash that has increased in intensity.

In 2004, when Theo van Gogh, a Dutch film-maker and provocateur, was murdered in an attack that the massacre at Charlie Hebdo brings to mind, the reaction was a divisive backlash against Islam that helped launch Mr Wilders's career.

Mr. Obama has long supported the restoration of the assault weapon ban, which first passed in 1994 only to set off a backlash among supporters of gun rights that helped cost Democrats control of Congress.

At the same time, no official here wants the success of white farmers to be too visible, lest it engender the sort of racial backlash that has helped spur Zimbabwe's land takeovers and that is building in both South Africa and Namibia.