Sentence examples for backlash condition from inspiring English sources

The specific case of a preloaded mechanical oscillator having a periodically time-varying stiffness function and subject to a symmetric backlash condition is considered.

The report received so much attention, Ms. Piven said, not because of its discoveries but because it fit the backlash conditions of the time.

But he acknowledged a "deep-seated antipathy toward free market competition" in some quarters, and warned of a backlash should economic conditions give way to tougher times.

The cultural tide that saw the resignations of elected officials that included Senator Al Franken and Representatives John Conyers and Trent Franks was, on many levels, a backlash against the conditions that allowed Trump to win the Presidency despite his accusers' credible allegations of harassment and assault.

"That hurt us a lot," said Maxine Isaacs, Mr. Mondale's press secretary, by creating conditions for a backlash in the president's favor.

But he acknowledged what he called "deep-seated antipathy toward free market competition" in some quarters, and warned that there could be a backlash should the stellar economic conditions of the last several years give way to tougher times.

The crackdown came as thousands of refugees continued to flee the east African country in fear of a violent backlash, with many enduring desperate conditions, including an outbreak of cholera.

Salesforce.com had originally planned an IPO this year, but it's possible that rocky market conditions and investor backlash against anything dot-com will hold it back.

The conditions fueling the Obama backlash may lift a little -- if we can somehow lift the conditions holding back America as a whole.

In the early 20th century, anti-urban backlash targeted crime and unhealthy living conditions as cities ballooned into overcrowded manufacturing hubs.

Leonard told me that the perfect conditions for a popular backlash across the Continent had been laid in the wake of the euro crisis.