Sentence examples for heated backlash from inspiring English sources

In the wake of heated backlash, councilman Nathan Vosburg said he has advertised the imminent employment gains – 100 full-time jobs at the facility, plus a thousand more in construction and ancillary businesses.

The Chancellor Fan Zhongyan (989 1052) introduced a series of reforms between 1043 and 1045 that received heated backlash from the conservative element at court.

Covington Catholic High School, which is under the purview of the Diocese of Covington, has faced heated backlash since the incident.

Officials expect a heated backlash from European and Asian trading partners.

Indiana is the 20th state to enact such a law, but the first to receive such a heated backlash from citizens and lawmakers.

With the country and, especially, the government and the press in full Cold War mode, Chaplin's pessimism — combined with accusations that he was a Communist or a sympathizer — led to a heated backlash of outrage, including local bans on the movie and calls for a nationwide ban.

Trump drew heated bipartisan backlash in August 2017 for his reaction to the deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in which he initially defended attendees as "very fine people".

But as heated as that backlash has become at times, it has obscured a much broader story that these buses have to tell about changes sweeping across not just San Francisco but also the entire..

This backlash seems particularly heated because the comments are seen as spreading over parts of the web previously free of the Facebook Bureau's reach, like TechCrunch.

It was the latest heated response to Miliband's controversial plans, which created a backlash from across the industry and hit share prices in the sector.

By starting a heated "capitalism debate", he has triggered an anti-business and anti-reform backlash that might be hard to stop.