Sentence examples for financial backlash from inspiring English sources

So why did they take seven months and a damaging financial backlash before deciding the obvious?

The financial backlash of this has the potential to be utterly catastrophic.

Therefore choosing to go the diplomatic route, that has long been proven futile, delays having to make the tougher decision of going after Israel in the ICC, which would surely cause a financial backlash against the PA.

Now that Ford is acknowledging that its C-Max fuel-economy ratings were overstated, "expect to see automakers stick to more conservative claims rather than risk the consumer and financial backlash that can result from inaccurate and inflated fuel-economy estimates," Gutierrez said.

In Zapata-Barrero's view, interculturalism arises in a "post-multicultural" moment of anti-multiculturalist backlash, financial crisis (favoring low-cost, "mainstreaming" policy solutions to diversity), and "superdiversity" with its multiple identity and post-race issues, where diversity is even eroding the notion of a homogeneous "majority".

The financial crisis triggered a backlash against globalisation, expressing itself as nationalism in culture and protectionism in the economy.

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

"If you have encouraged the markets to believe that support is forthcoming and then it is not, we will see a backlash" in financial markets.

It was a difficult moment: the impending financial crisis and the backlash against junk food and soda would put extreme pressure on PepsiCo and other processed-food producers.

Their involvement will certainly relieve PNG government and its people from a huge political backlash and financial burden which would otherwise impact very badly on PNG's economy and its political landscape internationally.

We did save the economy, but we lost the country doing it".In reality, the idea that a Treasury Secretary or president better able to feel the public's pain would have changed the politics is suspect; through history, political backlash to financial rescues is the rule, not the exception.