Sentence examples for a harsh backlash from inspiring English sources

Limelight brought with it a harsh backlash.

The fundamentalist convulsions touched North Africa as well, prompting a harsh backlash from security forces.

The next day, in a harsh backlash against the revolt, the French forces executed hundreds of suspected Spanish rebels.

Though President Bush last week said that "Mr. Arafat has failed as a leader," his administration opposes exiling or killing Mr. Arafat, fearing a harsh backlash.

"I was lucky as I fled from the area before they started the search operation, because I knew that there would be a harsh backlash by al-Shabaab after they were bombed by the Americans".

Authorities responded with a harsh backlash and mass arrests.

"The notion of the unreliability of memory has changed courtrooms in America, and it is completely owing to Elizabeth's persistence in the face of a very harsh backlash".

Among those were the refusal of hundreds of Fox advertisers to allow their commercials to be placed on Mr. Beck's program, and a history of incendiary comments that attracted harsh backlash, including one where the host called President Obama a racist and another where he compared Reform Judaism to radical Islam.

"There is no harsh backlash when you hit a rut.

As a result of various incidents related to the Dream Teams, it is hard to predict whether the U.S.O.C. will face a harsh public backlash should the pro athletes decline to participate in the Olympic movement.

The online blueprints, which are free and open to tinkering, have already been downloaded over 100,000 times, according to TPM. 3D printed weapons have faced harsh backlash from others in the growing industry of amateur 3D printing, the so-called "maker movement".