Sentence examples for considerable backlash from inspiring English sources

Indeed, some previous intervention has generated considerable backlash.

The deal has provoked a considerable backlash from critics at home and abroad.

However, the event was cancelled after the promoter faced a considerable backlash.

But there was considerable backlash to his flight-suited landing on the Lincoln.

William Styron dealt with considerable backlash for voicing a black slave in "The Confessions of Nat Turner".

A series of sometimes violent round-ups, reminiscent of Jews being deported during the Vichy period, has generated considerable backlash from human rights organizations and activists throughout Europe.

The result was disarray among the bishops and a backlash among a considerable number of Catholics.

While this might not be too problematic given the government's broader plan to bring down the welfare bill, it risks a considerable public backlash.

It incites considerable public backlash (shortly after X-rays were developed, stores in London were selling X-ray-proof underwear to preserve genital privacy).

Even in the U.K, where there is considerable political backlash in bonus awards, it has been easier to strip executives of their knighthood, as was the case with former RBS chief executive Fred Goodwin, rather than clawback bonuses.

Even in a pre-Twitter age, Margulies had to deal with considerable public backlash for the move.