Sentence examples for a considerable backlash from inspiring English sources

The deal has provoked a considerable backlash from critics at home and abroad.

However, the event was cancelled after the promoter faced a considerable backlash.

If they do, I suspect that there will be a considerable backlash, with more voters deciding that the Democrats are indeed culturally tone-deaf.

The book has gained surprising credibility on the political left while generating a considerable backlash among moderate and conservative black intellectuals.

Since their application to send members was accepted, there has been a considerable backlash from the LGBT community and its allies towards the event's organisers – shouldn't I be joining them?

Mourinho is nothing if not a political animal, and he knows that too briskly drawing the curtain on the 30-year-old Rooney's career would risk a considerable backlash.

Notably, the ad makes no mention of Mr. Romney's career as a businessman, a line of attack that drew considerable backlash among some high-profile Obama supporters.

William Styron dealt with considerable backlash for voicing a black slave in "The Confessions of Nat Turner".

According to The Evening Standard, the airline is facing considerable backlash today after it announced a plan to launch a program called "Know Me".

While this might not be too problematic given the government's broader plan to bring down the welfare bill, it risks a considerable public backlash.

There was a considerable public backlash to the way in which some of the provisions of the War Precautions Act were applied, particularly in relation to certain sections of the community such as trade unions and other sections of the community that were for various reasons not as sympathetic to the British cause as the wider community.