Sentence examples for enormous backlash from inspiring English sources

"On the one hand, Roe certainly triggered an enormous backlash," he said.

"What is happening is an enormous backlash by the public," said Dr. Bernard Lown, a Nobel prize laureate and a leader of the Massachusetts initiative drive.

Like many things from the nineteen-seventies, the treatment of oligopoly was subject to an enormous backlash in the nineteen-eighties and nineteen-nineties.

Opponents of the decision said they believed it would awaken enormous backlash here and throughout the Midwest once people understood what had happened.

"There has been an enormous backlash against the Salafis' attempt to muscle their way to prominence: by civil society groups, women's organizations, other Islamists like the Muslim Brotherhood, tribes and the grand mufti of Libya".

'There was an enormous backlash then from families who thought he was blaming them for their children's mental illness.' His own family was the first casualty of Laing's increasing celebrity.

Even if Trump were to succeed in getting rid of Mueller which would be sure to provoke an enormous political backlash, and maybe even impeachment proceedings in Congress the New York investigation, which is centered on Cohen, would continue.

"When Bill left it had an enormous negative backlash on K-RITH," notes Kristina Wallengren, an epidemiologist and molecular biologist who was clinical adviser at the institute but formally tied to Johns Hopkins.

But the "No Fun League" might receive an enormous negative backlash for this one.

Based on the enormous Twitter Backlash it doesn't look like #USHER won any fans hijacking the #Macys Fireworks show with 5k of his own songs.

Such a step to roll back government benefits — unprecedented in modern U.S. history — likely would roil state healthcare markets across the country and fuel an enormous political backlash as Trump was settling in for his first term.