Sentence examples similar to an anticipated backlash in from inspiring English sources

There are signs of a backlash in favor of teachers.

Both engendered a backlash in the next election.

Still, Williams athletes have sensed a backlash in some quarters.

However, Eagle may face a backlash in Merseyside.

Thus, easy-to-counter arguments trigger a backlash in the form of simple counterarguments.

This incited anger and triggered a backlash in rural Utah.

But there's been a backlash in some quarters.

Denmark admitted a lot of asylum seekers around 1995, but there has been a very clear backlash in recent years.

Although advances in diverse technology raise the level of customer satisfaction, they also increase the maintenance cost of network security to prevent a backlash in customer satisfaction [ 11].

Mind the sequence: First, Trump watches a Fox News segment; then he repeats the conclusions of that segment at an anticipated rally; then he discloses where he sourced the material; then he scoffs at the backlash, insulting an ally in the process.

In these fast times, backlash follows backlash, and I'd like to make a case now for getting my backlash in first (as, subtly, did this programme).