Sentence examples for major backlash when from inspiring English sources

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 greenhouse gas rules, which have not yet been issued, are widely opposed by business and utilities and are likely to provoke a major backlash when they are proposed later this year.

Facebook receives a major backlash when tweaking its look.

Because Rabinow isn't an Alaskan, major backlash ensued when watchdogs discovered he's from Texas, which nearly caused him to step down from AGDC's Board.

Yesterday, the startup faced a major privacy backlash when it was revealed that the social app was uploading user's address book data without actually telling the user.

There is always a backlash when a major service hikes prices, but it seems that Netflix might have employed a bit more market research beforehand, and perhaps if it had given current users some form of incentive over its new users, whether through discounts on a year long plan or not, might have been smart.

At a time when we face a major backlash against sexuality worldwide, it's our corporate responsibility to protect our users any way we can.

But when it does, it could well be looking at another major backlash from users.

How can they speak about influence, when the message itself was deemed to be offensive and resulted in a major backlash?

Mr. Netanyahu's government may calculate that if Israel is going to attempt a strike, doing so during the presidential campaign, when it would have the sympathy of many American voters, is the only way to avoid a major backlash from Mr. Obama, with whom Mr. Netanyahu has a tense relationship.