Sentence examples for creating a backlash from inspiring English sources

The Pew survey suggests that the frenzy of media coverage of Mr Obama is creating a backlash.

Diplomats instead believed the UK government's hostility on the currency, immigration and Europe was creating a backlash among Scottish voters.

"This is not a rampage," says Jakob.The nonconformists of Liebig 14 may be a dying breed but they are creating a backlash against gentrification.

Certainly, they began to think, there was some way of bringing African-Americans together and promoting their interests without challenging the meritocracy itself and creating a backlash.

The combination of foreign airstrikes – which rebels realise saved them, albeit without foreign ground forces, which would inevitably antagonise people – gives the west leverage without creating a backlash.

Sources close to NHS England's development of its forthcoming longterm plan acknowledged that any change to the target, which is popular with patients, risked creating a backlash.

The restriction has created a backlash.

But a blessing from the mayor could create a backlash.

Some believe it may create a backlash against the work.

They apparently feared the ad might create a backlash.

This is exactly the kind of cop-out that justifiably creates a backlash against psychiatric care.