Sentence examples for collective backlash from inspiring English sources
One of the founders of Venligboerne, the writer Mads Nygaard, described Venligboerne and the new activism as a "collective backlash" to the policies of the government.
Divisions with larger proportions of higher-earning women could experience a collective male backlash, with men attempting to reestablish their dominant position in the domestic sphere (Luke et al. 2007).
The siege, the sanctions and the collective punishment only encourage a backlash, perhaps even a third intifada.
The two-year $66 billion plan reduced collective bargaining for teachers to much backlash, resulting in a number of cutbacks including scrapped programs and layoffs.
Every time a great person dies, there will be a cycle like this: collective grief, unalloyed kaddish and then a backlash that puts clay around the feet of the person being deified.
Addressing a packed ballroom, Walker joked that the protest was a mere "warm-up act" compared to the huge, raucous backlash he faced in Wisconsin after dismantling the collective bargaining rights of public sector workers.
When Mr. Walker moved to curb collective bargaining rights for public sector unions, he incited a huge backlash that seemed to re-energize the nation's labor movement.
And nowhere has a newly elected Republican flexed more muscle or drawn a more severe backlash than in Wisconsin, where Gov. Scott Walker is pushing to curtail collective bargaining rights for state employees.
When Republicans try to destroy collective bargaining with the fanaticism of Javert trying to destroy Valjean, they create backlash and fear that escalates the organizing and activism of labor and its supporters.
