"experience backlash" is a correct phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to a situation in which a person or entity faces criticism, hostility, or opposition due to something they have said or done. For example, "The CEO experienced backlash after announcing lay-offs at the company."
Facebook experienced backlash earlier this year when it announced it would be moving from silent autoplay video to going by you're device's current mute status.
For example, explains author Joan Williams of the University of California Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco, in an interview, "although all women who behave in assertive ways risk being seen as unlikable," about half of the women who participated in the study reported experiencing backlash for behaving in a "masculine" way.
We're living in a society where the media is clearly experiencing backlash for promoting what is considered to be unhealthy ideals for woman.
At the time of Starbucks' initial announcement to hire 10,000 refugees, the company experienced backlash not only on social media, but it also felt a sting financially.
As a straight youth myself, I have experienced backlash for simply agreeing that gay rights are an important thing to fight for.
Thorne, who announced that she was bisexual on social media earlier this year, now says that she's experienced backlash from studios who consider her new persona to be a bit much. . can you tell I'm wearing fuzzy socks?
"We are naturally worried about retaliatory attacks," says Mohamed. "Every time something like this happens, we experience the backlash.
"What happens with social change is that you experience a backlash," said Sally Stephens, chairwoman of San Francisco Dog Owners Group, a nonprofit organization that advocates for responsible dog ownership.
The Merseysiders may experience the backlash of two years of frustration at Wembley yet, win or lose, Lampard will greet the final whistle with a sense of perspective.
