Sentence examples for feared backlash from inspiring English sources

A woman named Carrie, 24, who did not want to give her last name because she is a teacher and feared backlash from students' parents, was drinking beer out of paper bags with her friends.

The comedy community is small, and Cathy feared backlash.

Many Muslim Americans feared backlash after the shooting, though religious leaders from different faiths urged the American public not to blame the actions of one sick individual on an entire faith.

This study's extended engagement process established trust that allowed non-Native researchers to broach sensitive Tribal concerns and ensured measures were in place to protect individuals who feared backlash for participating in politically sensitive policy work.

Fearing backlash from distributors, cable channels have always been more stingy about allowing streaming.

He asked that The Post not use his full last name because he fears backlash.

Others, fearing backlash from a premature court ruling, preferred a quieter approach, including state-by-state political campaigns.The political track now looks more viable, but the growth in support that made election wins possible has also reduced fears of backlash.

The networks used to shy away from plugging an event's sponsor, fearing backlash from viewers and other advertisers.

The organizers of No Stadium on 7 asked to remain anonymous because they fear backlash both from government officials and baseball fans.

Startups also have the ability to make new products without fearing backlash that significant UI changes cause in big companies.

The star of the show was iOS 7. It proved that Apple was still ready to make radical changes to its core products without fearing backlash.