Sentence examples for backlash sparked from inspiring English sources
It comes after the May was urged to calm the backlash sparked by the controversial high court ruling on the process for leaving the European Union.
Twitter has restored the account of a journalist following a user backlash sparked by his suspension from the social network.
In light of backlash sparked by media reports, Taylor said the fine against Venus Envy has been waived.
In fact, you might even go as far as to say that the cycles of outrage and backlash sparked by knowingly incendiary articles are a business model for the majority of them.
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Ed Sheeran is owning his look with a tongue-in-cheek response to backlash he sparked online.
The backlash has sparked concerns for one of the region's biggest economic drivers and prompted authorities to act.
The bathroom provision has gotten the most attention -- namely because of the public backlash it sparked among businesses and entertainers.
His comments have sparked backlash online.
But the sudden removal of the bus stop, without any public hearings, created a backlash that has sparked sharp debates at meetings of Community Board 14 and filled the letters page of the local weekly newspaper, The Rockaway Wave.
The book, originally written in Dutch by authors Linda de Haan and Stern Nijland, has sparked backlash among social conservatives who disagree with its message, and do not want children exposed to literature that discusses LGBT issues.
