Sentence examples for fear of backlash from from inspiring English sources

(They asked not to be identified for fear of backlash from the U.S.O.C. and their teammates).

Levine said fear of backlash from Americans was part of the reason he waited so long to make the switch.

"Private companies are going to be much more reluctant to pony up funds for fear of backlash from their boards, their stockholders, and legal liability".

At her blog, Sarah Kernochan writes that the distributor "refused to open it in any city south of Des Moines" for fear of backlash from the Bible Belt.

The development came as reports on booking inauguration entertainers have alluded to their lack of interest, or fear of backlash from fans and friends for participating.

"Four hours is too much," said a mother of four who lives by the park and did not want her name made public for fear of backlash from protesters.

Mr. Clinton, who delivered the keynote address at the conference yesterday, found that his career as a public speaker was affected again by fears of backlash from investors.

It is also influenced by fears of backlash from the adolescents, the fear of exposing adolescents to psychological trauma, and the perceived level of stigma in the social context.

They fear the same sort of backlash from the right that marked the aftermath of last year's parliamentary election.

Politicians also remain weary of overplaying their hand from fear of backlash by mullahs and a religiously conservative population.

In the state distinguished first-runner up for the nation's worst income inequality, the ability to blame Congress is apparently sufficient for lawmakers to balance the budget on the backs of poor children without fear for backlash from the liberal electorate.