Sentence examples for face backlash from inspiring English sources

Had Mr. Blankfein spoken at Barnard, he would not have been the first financial executive to face backlash at a public appearance.

Elferink also dismissed concerns that people who are associated with an offender but otherwise innocent, such as employers or landlords, could face backlash as a result.

Powell argued that Nike would face backlash from the media and consumers if it was seen as siding with the N.F.L. rather than Kaepernick.

Research has found that women perform worse in negotiations because they face backlash for acting assertively – but that one way around this backlash is by advocating for others.

Unsurprisingly, given the records of rights abuses in many of the countries present, there was push-back on this and its inclusion caused genuine celebration among the activists present, many of whom face backlash and hostility every day.

Women who act this way at work often face backlash, and those we talked to who did were harshly judged and even subjected to name calling ("ice queen," "Cruella").

Several states now face backlashes from hundreds of thousands of voters who faced labyrinthine lines and unprepared election officials.

Rouhani already faces backlash.

White nationalists also faced backlash from businesses.

Ask.fm faces backlash from advertisers after teenager's suicide.

H&M faced backlash over its 'monkey' sweatshirt ad.