Sentence examples for a powerful backlash from from inspiring English sources
Amazon's plans were scuttled by a powerful backlash from unions, neighborhood groups and elected officials in Queens.
Their policies, rooted in the cold calculation of American interests, generated a powerful backlash from both liberals, angered by the brutalization of the third world, and conservatives, who objected to the coddling of Communists.
As long ago as 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson foretold that the landmark civil rights legislation he engineered would be met with a powerful backlash from aggrieved Southern whites.
In Chicago, multiple rounds of school closings have prompted a powerful backlash from some teachers, students, community members and advocacy groups.
North Carolina, Georgia, and Mississippi all passed laws that, in different ways, made discrimination against L.G.B.T. people legal, and all faced a powerful backlash not just from progressive activists but also from big corporations.
Those firings generated an immediate firestorm and a powerful backlash against the embattled president, one step along the way to eventual impeachment proceedings and resignation from office.
Recent criticism in the media reflects not only a condemnation of the company's actions, but a powerful backlash against tech as a whole.
But his presidency also has triggered a powerful backlash that is being felt on this final weekend before Election Day as it has been felt from the day he was inaugurated.
If anyone tried to change that, there would be a powerful backlash.
After World War I, a wave of immigration from Europe to the United States, coupled with fears of the spread of worldwide communism after the Bolshevik revolution, led to strikes, riots, violence, anarchism and ultimately a powerful backlash against immigrants.
In a conversation with a senior managing director at a top investment bank (detailed in my book below, Conversations with Wall Street), he explained the powerful backlash from colleagues, underlings, and superiors he experienced when voicing objections to buying $5billion dollar blocks of 100% Loan-to-Value (100LTV) loan pools.
