Sentence examples for expecting a backlash from inspiring English sources

The LDP is expecting a backlash.

Ministers, who are expecting a backlash, have three reasons for action.

Walmsley, however, is expecting a backlash from Wigan following the Saints' victory in the most recent meeting between the two sides last month.

Although more than half the respondents said they did not think Arab-Americans were any more sympathetic toward terrorists than other Americans, the public is expecting a backlash against Arab-Americans, Muslims and immigrants from the Middle East.

The prime minister pledged the funding at a Council of Australian Governments meeting last month after an unsuccessful attempt to get other states to agree to freeze GST returns at last year's rates, which would have given WA 38 cents in the dollar, or $660m more, but said he was not expecting a backlash from other states.

She said: "In some regards I think I might even have been expecting a backlash, but the women that have come forward have been very encouraging and I think it follows on from campaigns to show up sexism in the legal industry and other industries.

Expect a backlash to the decision to trim generous pension tax relief for the affluent.

We know all about the subject of violence against women so we expected a backlash.

Mr. Taseer said the government expected a backlash by Islamic religious leaders and extremist groups if Ms. Bibi was pardoned.

One of those sentenced to death in absentia, the Brotherhood official Ahmed Ramy Elhofy, warned the west to expect a backlash.

From the SF Chron: When Google Earth added historical maps of Japan to its online collection last year, the search giant didn't expect a backlash.