Sentence examples for generating a backlash from inspiring English sources

Mr. King had campaigned more loudly -- and just as unsuccessfully -- for gay rights in 1998; he was quieter this time, he wrote, out of fear of being "overused" again and generating a backlash, as he did in 1998.

The increasingly confrontational tactics of various OWS offshoots risks not only "distracting" voters from the message behind the movement, but risks tainting the message itself and generating a backlash.

Citing recent statements from Michael Hayden, a former C.I.A. director, and the retired General Stanley McChrystal, who commanded U.S. forces in Afghanistan, she asked the nominee if the targeted killings weren't generating a backlash in Muslim lands and creating new terrorists.

Mr. Trump's policy prescriptions have stirred concern among some experts in national security and law enforcement, including prominent Republicans who warn that Mr. Trump's agenda could undermine public safety by generating a backlash in communities that the police and intelligence officials rely upon for cooperation.

It is generating a backlash among people who do not have faith in Washington, who do not have faith that trained experts have superior abilities to organize society, who do not believe national rules can successfully contend with the intricacies of local contexts and cultures.

After taking a loss from its investment in the Blackstone Group, generating a backlash at home, Central Huijin Investment, the investment arm of China's central bank, has decided it may be on safer ground investing $60 billion domestically in planned capital reforms by the Agricultural Bank of China and China Development Bank.

If he pushes too hard in Camden, he could generate a backlash from his own party.

And like most instant pop icons, it has generated a backlash.

Bharara's outspokenness generated a backlash, notably from some judges in the Southern District.

But the more aggressive approach could also generate a backlash against individual artists and the music industry.

The conservatism of the Lochner era at the Supreme Court, and in the broader political world, generated a backlash.