Sentence examples for massive backlash from inspiring English sources

A little exposure, a little backlash – a lot of exposure, a massive backlash.

He managed to avoid a massive backlash against the deal despite attempts by Prescott and other Labour figures.

The minute you try to impose a tax, or raise the price for overdrawing the resource, you get a massive backlash.

But all the cruelty and failure caused a massive backlash in 2018, helping cost Republicans the House.

Cameron almost loses Scotland, and then sparks a massive backlash over his stupid English votes for England laws comments the morning after the vote.

The bloodshed sparked a massive backlash, and on September 23 Col. Henry Hastings Sibley handed the Dakota a stinging defeat at the Battle of Wood Lake.

What I hadn't anticipated on setting up the feminist society was a massive backlash from the boys in my wider peer circle.

"They were furious, and I didn't get elected to the shadow cabinet, not least because I was having this massive backlash".

The decision provoked a massive backlash online and the regulator was flooded with more than 4m comments from the public, the majority against his proposals.

For instance, a "seduction guide" on Kickstarter raised $15,000 and caused massive backlash in 2013, leading the company to ban that whole category of guides.

Tax credits will not be withdrawn from the working poor as laid out in the July Budget – the decision that provoked a massive backlash and defeat for the Government in the House of Lords.