Sentence examples for backlash of having from inspiring English sources

Remember: the deficit commission was supposed to free lawmakers from the backlash of having to make tough choices about expenditures.

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

The financial backlash of this has the potential to be utterly catastrophic.

But just recently a backlash of sorts has reared it's head and seems to be gaining steam.

The market for bogus rock memorabilia is so big that it has even spawned a backlash of vigilantes who've taken it upon themselves to police it.

But if there was a looming issue to tinge the crisp, blue skies of Davos a darker shade, it was how the haves, who benefit most from the fast-moving advance of technology, would continue to do so without courting the backlash of the have-nots -- evident at the World Trade Organization meeting in Seattle.

And the introduction of drones, even unarmed ones, runs the risk of creating the kind of backlash that has undermined American efforts in Pakistan and provoked anger in many parts of the world.

"In general, any type of backlash hasn't stopped its progression," he said.

And in China, a different sort of backlash has been taking shape — against the companies from countries that seem to be putting pressure on China.

The proliferation of backlash has unearthed a growing need for authentic, relatable content across every industry, as consumers tire of unrealistic ad campaigns targeting their self-esteem.

Fear of prosecution and of social backlash has kept generations of Irish women from speaking out against abortion and contraception.