Sentence examples for heavy backlash from inspiring English sources

But Kay admits he was nervous, fearful of heavy backlash had the BBC unveiled his new show with extended hype.

Ben Bradshaw, the culture secretary, announced the liberalisation on 9 February, only after a heavy backlash from cabinet colleagues and public health lobbyists, reversing his predecessor Andy Burnham's opposition to product placement.

And yet she receives heavy backlash.

The more conservative, opt-in approach was wise for Facebook as forcing Nearby Friends on people could have caused extremely heavy backlash.

The pair faced heavy backlash for hosting the lawmaker who, in the same week, filed two bills to protect states' rights to ban same-sex marriage.

Though there are probably fringe elements of homophobia in every major UK political party, the heavy backlash Cameron faced for introducing same-sex marriage is indicative.

Nelson's informative film took a deep dive into discussing the truth behind the Black Panthers and underscored the heavy institutional backlash the liberation movement received from police and the government. .

Rove has drawn heavy conservative backlash for the super PAC offshoot, which is designed to squelch highly conservative candidates who may be able to win a GOP primary, but likely fail in a general election.

There was, equally unsurprisingly, a heavy stream of backlash from Trump supporters who deemed Spector's offer disrespectful.

Over the last five years, we've reached a stage where the government can do pretty much whatever it likes to students and higher education without too heavy a political backlash.

Similarly, if Hindu nationalists in power were to grow heavy-handed, a backlash and a rise in extremism are easy to imagine.