Sentence examples for extreme backlash from inspiring English sources
Attempts to require tetanus vaccination have met extreme backlash from conservative groups who argue that mandating the vaccine is an assault on parental rights and family values.
Attempts to require the HPV vaccine were met with extreme backlash from conservative groups who argue that mandating the vaccine is an assault on parental rights and family values.
In general, attempts to enact specific protections for transgender people either fail, or are met with an extreme backlash.
Japan also doesn't have a strong track record on racial acceptance: Miss Universe Japan 2015, a half-black ("hafu") model, faced extreme backlash from fellow Japanese because of her ethnicity.
The Elian story put Cuba back in the news and painted Cuban-Americans in Miami as extreme, creating a backlash that prompted some lawmakers to re-think American foreign policy toward Cuba.
THE backlash against extreme appliances started with me -- or so I believe.
Analysts believe the recession together with a backlash against "extreme" environmentalist pressure has reduced people's enthusiasm to combat climate change.
The latter half of the 17th century saw the start of a backlash against extreme Puritanism, particularly among the upper classes who observed the louche goings on at court, led by the libidinous Charles II.
Either way, leaders of anti-corruption agencies must weigh the pros and cons of prosecuting each case with extreme care, because unexpected backlash and retaliation can hobble or destroy their organisations.
But Smith, who lives on Vancouver Island and runs the Facebook page The Truth About Creep Catchers, told VICE he didn't realize how extreme the Creep Catchers' backlash would be.
After the extremes of hype and backlash attending Cameron's solemn "unveiling" of a taster-trailer earlier this year, the film itself emerges as a watchable and entertaining if uncompromisingly ridiculous sci-fi spectacular, unable to decide if it wants to kick the ass of every alien in sight or get all eco-touchy-feely with them.
