Sentence examples for inspire backlash from inspiring English sources

It has still been enough to inspire backlash.

The south Asian Muslim strongholds of northern England Bradfordd, Bolton, Birmingham) have historically been staunch in their support for the Labour party, and it is Labour that has most to lose from an Islamically inspired backlash against gay rights.

The sense is that they fear their open support will rebound politically and inspire a backlash from conservative voters.

TL 4 Blenheim Crescent, London W11 1NN It was inevitable that the world of healthy eaters on Instagram would inspire a backlash.

This month it emerged that a 145m-quetzal ($18.6m) surplus from the president's budget, which should have gone to the Finance Ministry, was instead deposited in a bank owned by Francisco Alvarado, a friend of Mr Portillo's.General Rios Montt's attempts to trip up the president may yet inspire a backlash.

He also stressed the dangers of paternalistic, or otherwise humiliating and disempowering, attempts to institute reform or achieve improvement, which had a tendency to inspire a backlash of hatred and resistance.

And others argued the shootings would inspire a backlash against the ongoing flow of refugees into Europe.

Americans do not by and large support such cruelty, and just as was the case with North Carolina's bathroom bill, any attempt at erasure of trans people may inspire a backlash that throws Republicans out of office.

The backlash to the revelation that Thug Kitchen is written by white people has inspired a backlash of its own.

Such excesses inspired a backlash.

These comments inspired a backlash, but they were not, in themselves, surprising.