Sentence examples for but a sharp backlash from inspiring English sources

But a sharp backlash followed, drawing on the findings of mainstream research organizations, such as the American Medical Association, which have pointed out that there is no data to prove that eating G.M.O.s is bad for one's health.

But the play provoked a sharp backlash: in personal emails, blogs and even on my Facebook page, I found myself defending the work and my review against charges of shallowness.

Analysts said Lee's proposal will probably draw a sharp backlash from the North.

There was also a sharp backlash to the "white saviour" tropes it trafficked in.

By the seventies, Vietnam, environmentalism, and economic stagnation had led to a sharp backlash against corporate America.

When the Conservatives let it be known that they would cut taxes if they won, there was a sharp backlash.

The situation has resulted in a sharp backlash from fans against the Silverstone-based marque and Fernley, who have been accused of greed and hypocrisy.

At first, "a sharp backlash" by Hindus to British colonial rule, "wanting to protect their religion and culture from the alien colonial gaze", she says.

The Pentagon has rarely blessed cross- border raids from Afghanistan, fearing a sharp backlash for American troops if villagers were killed on Pakistani soil. 1 2 Next Page » Thom Shanker contributed reporting from Islamabad, Pakistan.

The government appears to have allowed cigarette sales and smoking to flourish in part because it is wary of engaging in the kind of anti-vice campaigns that have historically produced a sharp backlash in Russia.

Analysts expect South Korea to proceed with caution in resuming the imports because any misstep by President Lee Myung-bak could lead to a sharp backlash and further delay his pro-business economic reforms.