Sentence examples for discriminatory backlash from inspiring English sources
But the researchers also identified the amount of weight gain that triggers a discriminatory backlash.
The American Muslim community has a vested interest in preventing another terrorist attack from occurring on American soil -- first and foremost because the United States is their home, but also because they stand the most to lose should another attack occur on American soil (e.g. loss of life, discriminatory backlash, defamation of Islam).
There was immediate backlash.
That led to a more unified campaign for marriage equality, particularly in the early 90s, via a steady growth in lawsuits—and a backlash of discriminatory laws.
The draft produced an immediate backlash, for being discriminatory and harmful to the people most desperate for help.
Pence defended RFRA until the unprecedented national backlash against the discriminatory law.
The Scouts have faced public backlash over its discriminatory practices and have lost donations from major sponsors, such as UPS and Intel.
Inadequate ethical and societal frameworks for addressing susceptibility may lead to public backlash against generating toxicogenetic information or, worse, inappropriate or discriminatory use of such information.
These rules are discriminatory".
