Sentence examples for backlash through from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, political divisions among the Orange Revolution's reformers generated a popular backlash, through which Yanukovich was legally elected president in 2010.

Trump now appears determined to prove that the same formula — which basically constitutes whipping up white backlash through rousing rallies and a continued emphasis on ethno-nationalism (leavened a bit by pretend minority outreach gestures) — can work in the general.

The lack of publicity surrounding Operation Enduring Freedom Philippines (OEF-P) reflected both the nature of indirect special operations and a mutual desire on the part of the Philippines and United States not to incite a public or political backlash through more aggressive, visible, direct, and conventional military support.

The allegations against the producer Harvey Weinstein and others, while monstrous in their scope and detail, have led to the most positive kind of backlash: through the #MeToo and Time's Up movements, and the 50/50 by 2020 initiative, which aims to have male-female parity in the business world in two years.

No food corporation wants to risk negative media coverage or, just as likely these days, backlash through social media.

However, the pair's most recent Instagram photo reportedly sparked a wave of homophobic backlash through Twitter users who seemed to take issue with the idea of two gay black men raising children together.

As word of the Senate backlash moved through the White House late Thursday, the long odds of confirmation became clear, according to two people briefed on the talks.

In taking up this issue I have already felt a backlash, mainly through abusive phone calls and emails, and accusations that our consortium's intervention has made things worse.

The relative invulnerability of the Republican Party in recent years to backlash after pushing through regressive tax policies is even more surprising because a plurality of the public, 46 percent, believes the rich are rich as a result of their connections, not their hard work, according to Pew surveys.

California politics permanently changed, in part through backlash against the anti-immigrant 1994 ballot initiative, Proposition 187.

The research also showed that men and women were guilty of perpetuating this systematic bias either through backlash against women who negotiate assertively or by implicitly accepting rather than challenging this flawed system of rewards.