Sentence examples for more backlash from inspiring English sources

The more she spoke out, the more backlash she faced.

Few features of Republican politics have provoked more backlash, or lost more potential votes, than the party's anti-environmental stance.

The New York Times reported in August that GEBN was being funded by Coke, causing more backlash against the controversial non-profit.

This week in Ferguson, Missouri, there has been more backlash over the resistance of a few black (and some white) protestors than the violence of white police.

Some evidence suggests that women fail to demand higher wages because they experience more backlash than men do for being "pushy" in negotiations.

Xi Jinping has made sufficient progress with his anti-corruption crackdown and economic reforms for pushback from influential Chinese with vested interests to grow; more success will beget more backlash.

Homophobia in Nigeria, Russia, Uganda and other countries is no more a backlash against the West than fascism was a backlash against "world Zionism", or apartheid was a backlash against communism.

Some saw the warnings as more geohot backlash for the company.

This approach must change, or there will be a far more severe backlash from consumers.

And now the withdrawal of his security forces has unleashed not only a smuggling bonanza but also a more violent backlash against his Israel policy.

The more direct backlash has been in the form of attacks in the comment sections of places my work is featured.