Sentence examples for move could backfire from inspiring English sources

But GE's move could backfire.

Analysts said Mr. Tadic's move could backfire.

The president's trade move could backfire with his working-class base.

This move could backfire as opponents could use this quote to apply the "elitist" tag on him.

The move could backfire, analysts warned, if a sharp increase in oil prices sinks the shaky world economy.

Atsushi Mizuno, a former board member of the Bank of Japan, agreed that the move could backfire.

Some analysts in China and elsewhere say they fear that the moves could backfire, risking a cold war-style standoff with China.

The Chinese central bank is trying to limit its influence, a move that could backfire in putting the brakes on China's - and therefore the rest of the world's - growth prospects.

Azar said the decision to move to Mexico could backfire on Batesville Casket for that very reason.

Even if the numbers are small, as was reported when Revolv was acquired in 2014, the move could still backfire for Nest.

Political analysts said the move could also backfire on Mr. Noda in another way, by adding to the public perception that the Democrats are too divided and indecisive to lead Japan's recovery from last year's deadly earthquake and nuclear disaster.