Sentence examples similar to confront a backlash from inspiring English sources

TALLAHASSEE, Fla .— Republican lawmakers, confronted by a backlash from voting rights groups and Democrats, have abandoned their plans to overhaul the state's voting rules before the legislative session ends Friday.

The E.P.A. now confronts a choice.

It is confronting a $300 million deficit.

Confronting a bully.

You'd think Elle UK would have gotten the never-use-a-headdress-unless-you're-native-American memo after Chanel, Victoria's Secret and H&M were confronted with backlash for attempting to turn the American Indian headdress into a fashion statement.

Dr. Dean warned that his party had to be careful about a backlash in confronting this issue, and said that some of his fellow Democrats had already crossed a line, though he declined to name names.

In the UK, the party-political consensus on climate change is unlikely to survive the general elections as both Labour and the Tories are confronted by a growing public backlash against green taxes and rising fuel bills.

There is a backlash.

A backlash is growing.

It's a backlash".

"There would be a backlash".