Sentence examples for a fierce backlash from inspiring English sources

After a fierce backlash, both obligations were dropped.

Mr Obama's expansion of government has generated a fierce backlash from the tea-party movement.

Disney officials say that even the smallest change in a popular ride risks a fierce backlash.

And so even as Mr. Bloomberg's determination has won him admirers, it has also touched off a fierce backlash.

A fierce backlash ensued, and a chastened Mr. Ford was persuaded that the governor had the situation under control.

The Iraq debacle has produced a fierce backlash against pro-war hawks, of which AIPAC was certainly one.

But as more and more homes — some stately, some mere shacks — have come tumbling down over the last week and a half, an uncharacteristically fierce backlash has broken out, challenging one of Russia's most powerful politicians.

Indeed, the charges in the report -- outlined in thousands of pages recounting massacres and disappearances -- have prompted a limited but fierce backlash.

When North Carolina passed the so-called "bathroom bill" – which overruled all local ordinances protecting LGBT people and took away private citizens' right to sue over discrimination – there was an immediate and fierce backlash, not just from blue states, but from corporations.

Any gesture towards aiding the success of this "American project" risked a fierce popular backlash.

The Coalition began investigating it when it abandoned the Medicare copayment after a fierce doctor backlash.