Sentence examples for causing a backlash from inspiring English sources

Some of the less traditional exercises trickled into mixed classes, causing a backlash among men.

He predicts wider public protests, perhaps causing a backlash from security forces.

Ed Miliband unveiled the plan at the party's conference on Tuesday, immediately causing a backlash from the companies involved.

One, agricultural wage rates have gone up, and this is causing a backlash because big farmers now want freedom from NREGA.

Mr Summers's brief tenure was marked by controversy, most notably over comments on the role of women in science, causing a backlash from academics over his management.

In 2008, the company banned and removed any such images that showed nipples, causing a backlash and protests from tens of thousands of mothers.

However, the new laws caused a backlash.

It also caused a backlash.

This causes a backlash and prevents progress.

It will cause a backlash," he said in an interview.

Provocateurs carried out assassinations and other acts calculated to cause a backlash.