Sentence examples for corporate backlash from inspiring English sources

Last year, Indiana and Arkansas amended their religious-freedom bills after a corporate backlash (led, in Arkansas, by Walmart).

There's a corporate backlash against maintenance revenue.

Many seem to have left of their own accord in recent months, while the rest are back on the job market, no doubt dizzy from the corporate backlash.

When Congress first required U.S. corporations to start reporting their executive compensation figures in 1934, it provoked a huge corporate backlash.

I believe in athletes having the freedom and space to take political stands without having to worry about media and corporate backlash.

When Donald Trump made his way down the escalator and strolled to the podium to announce his run for the White House, the last thing he was probably thinking was that his speech would cause such a corporate backlash and lead to businesses cutting ties with him and entire countries boycotting his Miss Universe contest.

But Klein – who over the years has endured pro-corporate backlash of her two earlier books and a ferocious assault for criticising Israel's conduct against the Palestinians, says she is ready for it.

Though this model may seem less immediately lucrative, it's also much less likely to face the kind of anti-corporate backlash bubbling up in MySpace and YouTube.

The Center for Political Accountability's push to get corporations to disclose these contributions created a backlash from corporate trade associations led by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Business Roundtable and National Association of Manufacturers.

Moreover, much of the potential harm from which McConnell wishes to protect corporate donors is consumer backlash that may result if the public boycotts a corporation's products because it disagrees with the corporation's political positions.

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