Sentence examples for general backlash from inspiring English sources

But there is a general backlash against deregulation in Japan, as evidence of the economy's growing openness sinks into the popular psyche.

However, the Conservatives might also justifiably claim that they are the victims of a general backlash against incumbents in Europe as the Continent struggles to find a way out of its economic crisis.

"They are international terrorists, most of them mercenaries, who cover themselves in religious slogans," he insists.But ordinary Muslims in the Moscow street whether they are of Caucasian origin, or from the Tatar or Bashkir nations based in central Russia fear a general backlash.

The conventional wisdom, said Jacquelyn Hall, director of the Southern Oral History Project at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, is that the general backlash to the civil rights movement "was exported out of the South to the rest of the country," and that the Republican Party benefited from the shift.

There was also a bit of general backlash against the various visual changes, seemingly inspired by other social apps.

There are dozens of state insurance regulations aimed at curbing insurance practices that were considered by legislators to be harmful to consumers, that emerged during the latter nineties when there was a general backlash against managed care [26],[26],[26].

Khan described a general conservative backlash and change in Canadian values that significantly changed the refugee program under the premiership of Stephen Harper and threatened to eliminate the refugee program under Justin Trudeau.

Mr. Bush's nomination of John Ashcroft for attorney general generated a Democratic backlash.

The Trump administration replaced the acting director of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement [Ice] just after firing the acting US attorney general as the backlash over the president's controversial travel ban continues to grow.

Holding Out HELP, a Utah-based organization, serves as a haven for people who want to leave the polygamous lifestyle in general, but fear backlash from the community and don't have the basic life skills to move forward, ABC reports.

"In general, any type of backlash hasn't stopped its progression," he said.