Sentence examples for encourage a backlash from inspiring English sources

The siege, the sanctions and the collective punishment only encourage a backlash, perhaps even a third intifada.

I could talk about the foolishness of such blatant bullying -- or about the incredible risks, in a multiethnic, multiracial society, of even hinting that one might encourage a backlash against Hispanics.

"To a certain extent that's happening on a global scale now – the advances that are being made in some parts of the world encourage a backlash in other parts of the world.

But they worked assiduously in the campaign's final days to encourage a backlash by portraying Mr. Arrington as a liberal Democratic boss who had demanded concessions on appointments and spending priorities from Mr. Blount.

Hargey also noted that this footage might encourage a backlash towards Muslims and added that this is a wider problem than an Islamic one.

"If the E.U. doesn't take defensive measures when they are justified," he added, "we will risk encouraging a backlash against China's trade growth.

But he would have to go after those votes carefully, making sure that he is not seen as encouraging a backlash that would jeopardize his own standing with black and Hispanic New Yorkers.

Like Le Pen he is now hoping that his support for Trump could encourage a similar backlash among Dutch voters.

Like Le Pen, he is now hoping that his support for Trump could encourage a similar backlash among Dutch voters.

At the moment Clinton appears to have fought his way out of the problem by winning people's sympathy and encouraging a strong backlash against the press.

On the other hand, its sentimental gloss encouraged a mild backlash, in Yahoo and Usenet postings, from pianophiles who were vaguely suspicious because no major critics had written about her.