Sentence examples for a retaliation from from inspiring English sources

This is purely a retaliation from the dominant social groups".

This brought a retaliation from COLIN WHITE of the Devils, who was penalized for charging Kasparaitis.

"NOW it is COUP – stand by for a retaliation from the UDD," the group tweeted.

But activists saw Tuesday's sentencing as a retaliation from the hardline Saudi religious establishment that controls the courts and oversees the intrusive religious police.

Eddie Chu, another newly elected politician who has promised to fight for greater autonomy from China, said the behaviour of Yau and Leung had "triggered a retaliation from Beijing".

Cue a day of heated debate on Twitter, in the comments section – and even in a retaliation blog from science writer Dean Burnett.

"All indications are that this is a retaliation stemming from a war between the A.U.C. and criminal bands, specifically the Terrace band," said Gen. Tobias Duran, director of operations at the National Police.

Iran's IRNA news agency said Israel could expect a "crushing" retaliation from Syria or "the resistance," meaning Hezbollah.

By pitching Clemens in Games 2 and 6, Manager Joe Torre would ensure that Clemens would not have to bat in the National League park, eliminating any chance of a direct retaliation from his July 8 beaning of the Mets' Mike Piazza.

They would like to see the bank shut down, but they are facing a tough retaliation from the Chamber of Commerce and other pro-business groups, who believe the Ex-Im Bank charter, which has been renewed by bipartisan congressional support repeatedly since it was founded in 1934, cannot be allowed to lapse.

In that context, slapping tariffs on $50 billion worth of imports shouldn't be terrifying, and neither should the prospect of a $50 billion retaliation from China.