Sentence examples for degrees of backlash from inspiring English sources

ASIDE from McDonald's, food and lifestyle brands like Coca-Cola and Nike have suffered various degrees of backlash after expanding aggressively around the globe -- some say too aggressively.

Consumers who reported the greatest degree of backlash chose relatively high-fat diets with 36percentt of their calories from fat, Dr. Patterson said.

"For any free-to-play game, no matter how you integrate the premium purchases, you're going to get some degree of backlash," he says.

"The degree of backlash and community outrage that they provoke suggests they may often not be an advisable tactic within the Afghan context," the commission concluded in a report in December.

However, despite these advantages, St Vincent's director of palliative medicine Associate Professor Mark Boughey is anticipating that "there will be some degree of backlash because everyone will assume this is just about magic mushrooms.

However, retail analysts at Barclays said Tesco "may indeed be suffereing a degree of consumer backlash".

The approach is based upon the classical one-degree-of-freedom model, with backlash and time varying stiffness.

As a representative example, we derive a simple model for a pair of meshing spur gears as a single-degree-of-freedom oscillator with backlash.

First, the single-degree-of-freedom spur gear pair model with backlash is extended to include sinusoidal or periodic mesh stiffness kh(t).

Instead, this paper proposes to utilize the technique of parametriccontinuationto study the steady state response and global dynamics of a two-degree-of-freedom piecewise non-linear system with backlash or multi-valued springs and impact damping.

Second, a three-degree-of-freedom model with kh(t) and clearance non-lineariries associated with gear backlash and rolling element bearings, as excited by the static transmission error e(t) under a mean torque load, is developed.