Sentence examples for much backlash from inspiring English sources

And how much backlash will there be?

There has not been much backlash from New Yorkers about the Knicks game being played so soon.

Unsurprisingly, given the high rates of teen pregnancy in Britain, Mantel has received much backlash for her statements.

But the name got so much backlash that he changed it to A.R.E.A. Bagels, for the initials of family members, he said.

Saldana has repeatedly defended her role as Simone, telling Allure in 2013: "It doesn't matter how much backlash I will get for it.

It caused so much backlash it had to be retracted.

Nevertheless, Angelo's track record was not quite sterling enough for his termination to prompt much fan backlash.

This allows him to give something to his base without worrying too much about backlash on the other side".

It is also, of course, deeply irritating in its use of stereotypes which, were they racial or national, might see a much bigger backlash.

None of the banks have said how much the backlash over charges is costing them, but they insist it will not have a significant impact at group level.

And child poverty campaigners are still coming to terms with the fact that open season has been declared on tax credits and benefits without much public backlash; while their definition of poverty, and their cherished goal of eliminating it, has been unceremoniously ditched.