Sentence examples for led to backlash from inspiring English sources

That, at least at first, seemed to be at the heart of the recent #CancelColbert Twitter controversy, in which a tweet sent from an official Comedy Central account, which quoted Colbert out of context using racist language toward Asian Americans, led to backlash online.

The knock-on effects, ramping up property prices for locals, and leaving parts of the community empty for much of the year, have led to backlash: St Ives has voted to restrict second-home ownership, with residents arguing the area was being "financially cleansed".

The bill has led to backlash in the sports community outside college basketball.

Risk, released in August 1999, was a critical and commercial failure and led to backlash from many longtime fans.

The group adopted this approach after an earlier incident where they jumped straight to calling out an alleged harasser, which led to backlash.

The anti-LGBT law has led to backlash from business leaders, criticism from political leaders and the cancellation of a Bruce Springsteen concert. .

The opposite – falling in love with a new technology and applying it everywhere – has led to backlashes in the past.

But success in those terms leads to backlash.

A narrow win could lead to backlash and resentment about the prime minister's tactics, which many feel have been over the top.

However, in some cases this can lead to backlash, because it has the potential to appear self-serving and short-lived rather than benefiting the city in the long run.

Bypassing this standard process undermines the credibility of the research and the journal in which it's published, and often leads to backlash against the journal, for example through the resignations of frustrated editors, and lost academic credibility.