Sentence examples for backlash generated from inspiring English sources
"Rapid expansion, considerable disruption, and no small amount of backlash generated".
However, the backlash has generated its own backlash.
Mr. Bush's nomination of John Ashcroft for attorney general generated a Democratic backlash.
Inadequate ethical and societal frameworks for addressing susceptibility may lead to public backlash against generating toxicogenetic information or, worse, inappropriate or discriminatory use of such information.
While this stance ultimately doomed Napster (which was reborn as a legal pay-for-play music service similar to Apple's iTunes), it generated backlash against the band.
The commercial, predictably, generated backlash from anti-gay groups like the One Million Moms and the American Decency Association.
But this study in particular has generated backlash from automakers and purveyors of the electronics landing inside cars, who insist that voice-activated technologies are safe for drivers.
On the reaction the kiss between Lana and Sky received, Natasha Norton from AfterEllen stated, "From the amount of backlash this kiss generated in Australia, you'd think that they'd shown a full blown love scene; newspapers have been full of angry letters to the editor decrying the gay storyline.
Scores will be based on the amount of online backlash, and backlash to the backlash, their campaigns generate.
And like most instant pop icons, it has generated a backlash.
Bharara's outspokenness generated a backlash, notably from some judges in the Southern District.
