Sentence examples for eventual backlash from inspiring English sources

It would be a mistake to rely on indexing pensions solely to prices: this would hurt many poor pensioners and arouse an eventual backlash (as in Britain).

The last two chapters present the internationalization of the US range science approach (chapter 6) and the eventual backlash against it (chapter 7).

And if the eventual backlash against Taylorism in the 20th Century taught us anything, it is that dehumanising work comes at a cost, most of all to human happiness.

firm nicely for an eventual rebound.

If this is not done, there is a high risk of an eventual unthinking legislative backlash against science and scientists.

In this week's issue, John Colapinto writes about the introduction of the açaí fruit in the United States and its "Miley Cyrus-like trajectory from obscurity to hype, critical backlash, and eventual ubiquity".

Since then, the fruit has followed a cycle of popularity befitting a teen-age pop singer: a Miley Cyrus-like trajectory from obscurity to hype, critical backlash, and eventual ubiquity.

By Jon Michaud May 20, 2011 In this week's issue, John Colapinto writes about the introduction of the açaí fruit in the United States and its "Miley Cyrus-like trajectory from obscurity to hype, critical backlash, and eventual ubiquity".

While an "all of the above" policy draws less political backlash, its eventual result would be "all hell breaks loose" climate disruption.

The alternative could lead to a backlash and an eventual assault on the Second Amendment.

I was unprepared for the subsequent homophobic backlash and traumatized by the eventual sexual assault — involving a dozen boys and a dormitory bathroom.