Sentence examples for perceived backlash from inspiring English sources

Or, if they do, they may not feel comfortable saying so because of a perceived backlash.

"The union wants to tap into the public backlash against perceived corporate greed," she said.

Unfortunately, publishers seem to be part of a broader backlash against perceived corporate greed and abrogation of social responsibility.

That's the palpable backlash against perceived corporate excess, which has been driven by reports of lavish spending by companies that had received federal bailout money.

It's not possible that there is already Western backlash against perceived antisemitism and realignment towards the Islamic fundamental bloc, we think, just the usual fall off after the world economy collapses.

Our results suggest such weighting to be disproportionate to the broader stakeholder response and incongruent with an aversion to act based on perceived risk of stakeholder backlash.

Nearly 100 people have filed complaints with the Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and others have decided to sue over what they perceive as a backlash against people of Arab descent.

The 57-year-old replaces Michelle Bachelet, who resigned in March to run for another term as president of Chile, at a time when some perceive a global backlash against women's rights.

The hyperbolic question started an interesting debate this week at the Chartered Institute of Housing Conference in Manchester, provoking a backlash against a perceived "collusion" between the modern public servant and government.

And even as a chartered plane waited through the day at the Cairo airport on Thursday, its takeoff had remained in doubt amid a growing backlash against the perceived American interference in the Egyptian justice system.

The lower number of Chinese in government-funded universities is perceived by some as a backlash against the community, said Mr Chong.