Sentence examples for deadly backlash from inspiring English sources
This has provoked a deadly backlash from local shop owners who feel their territory under threat.
Any effort to nudge Mr. Paterson aside could provoke a deadly backlash from black voters.
The British economy is in such bad shape, the argument goes, and the coming budget cuts are going to be so large, that the governing party will face a deadly backlash.
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The main focus looks likely to be Libya after the routing of Islamist groups from Benghazi in a backlash against the deadly attacks on the US consulate.
In Greece, analysts said the smaller scale of Thursday's protests, which were much more subdued than the previous day's, reflected a backlash among Greeks against Wednesday's deadly violence.
Two major nonprofit organizations are pulling the plug on their plans to host upcoming events at President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club amid backlash over his controversial response to the deadly clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia.
The campaign will reprise many of the tactics that helped defang Islamic State's precursor group, Al Qaeda in Iraq, after its deadly car bombs and brutal executions sparked a violent backlash by other Sunni Muslims and led to its decline after 2007 in what was dubbed the Sunni Awakening.
Trump drew heated bipartisan backlash in August 2017 for his reaction to the deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in which he initially defended attendees as "very fine people".
