Sentence examples for major backlash from inspiring English sources

The statement provoked a major backlash.

businesses would have instigated a major backlash against the government, Mr. Schrimani said in an interview.

"Even that case actually provoked a major backlash," Professor Persily said.

But 1976 saw rioting in Notting Hill, "the first major backlash from my generation".

They are asked to report everything, but there is a major backlash when they do.

Elfrink's warning also comes the year after two companies received major backlash when citizens learned their movements were being tracked.

The popular social networking site Twitter is facing a major backlash over claims it is failing to deal with threats of sexual abuse made on its site.

Experts say an all-out ban on carry-on luggage is unlikely because it could cause a major backlash from the lucrative business-travel segment.

If the cabinet agrees the outright ban, Blair is expected to order a swift public consultation to ensure there is no major backlash.

If Obama had made such promises even last week, he would almost certainly have provoked a major backlash from some gun owners.

The British Medical Association is facing a major backlash from angry members and an exodus by medics disillusioned with its "appalling" handling of the bitter junior doctors' dispute.