Sentence examples for backlash of a from inspiring English sources

In part, this is the backlash of a consumer boom in the late 1990s.

The children were suffering from the backlash of a nasty divorce, and their father did not want them to continue at the school.

Now they are suffering the backlash of a political culture that is defining its nationalism through the ostentatious defiance of western liberalism.

Mr. Nadella, the third chief executive in Microsoft's 42-year history, has had to deal with the backlash of a misstep on gender issues.

The rich now, an overwhelming number of whom have profited from the technology boom, seem to be lauded as new-economy celebrities and have yet to experience the backlash of a disapproving public.

Theirs was the backlash of a paternalist establishment to a mutiny by a member of a caste dog-tired of paternalism a caste to which protection had been promised in exchange for quiescence, but which, at long last, had tired of this quiescence.

He's probably dealing with a disagreement between two executives or the backlash of an unpopular employee policy.

This made me consider the potential backlash of such a controversial job.

And I think there's a backlash of society saying, wait a minute.

But by the end of 2010, a backlash of opinion had taken firm hold.

The gigantism of the trios elétricos has caused a backlash of scaling down.