Sentence examples for launch a backlash from inspiring English sources

Faysal Itani, an analyst at the Atlantic Council, warns that Turkey may surreptitiously launch a "backlash" to isolate the Syrian Kurds.

Despite the vague provenance and questionable authenticity of the passport, as well as the unknown identity of the attacker, some conservative groups have seized on the discovery to launch a backlash against Syrian refugees and restrict their entrance.

When Dr Geoff Baker, of the Royal Holloway College, published El Sistema: Orchestrating Venezuela's Youth last November, it launched a backlash against these international darlings, alleging corruption and exploitation, and accusing the global musical community of being taken in by good PR.

The semi-official Vatican newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, has launched a backlash against the new Star Wars movie, The Force Awakens, after complaining that its villains are not nearly evil enough.

Already there is enormous anxiety among gay-rights activists over which vehicle is better, whether the Court is ready to make this profound change in the definition of marriage, and whether, even if the Court allows gay marriage, it will launch a national backlash that will end up curbing gay progress in America in the long run.

So might weaker community colleges, although those which cultivate connections to local employers might yet prove resilient.Since the first wave of massive online courses launched in 2012, a backlash has focused on their failures and commercial uncertainties.

Periscope's new Super Hearts tipping feature that launched yesterday quickly sparked a backlash from the creators it was designed to help earn money.

The column, launched in March, has provoked a backlash among ordinary Chinese at this targeting of the morals of another nation in the party's flagship media.

There was a backlash against free content for a while, and a number of companies launched pay-to-view programs.

When it launched a campaign featuring a baby left to cry in a cot, the NSPCC also faced a backlash from those who found it distressing.

A police inquiry was launched in Manchester when vulnerable pensioners were forced to evacuate a day centre after receiving threats of "a backlash against the black community".