Sentence examples for permanent backlash from inspiring English sources
In a lengthy e-mail message, he noted that such court decisions had provoked "a powerful (and pretty permanent) backlash," with more and more states adopting "pre-emptive state constitutional bans".
More to the point here, however, is that it's very likely that people would view both savage spending cuts and the tax cuts they pay for as less than permanent, likely to provoke a backlash or at any rate a reversal at some point.
In addition, the news seems to contradict a recent Business Insider piece which suggested that Chick-fil-A would have "permanent brand damage" from the backlash.
After the civil rights movement had won its victories in voting rights and other institutional changes in the 1960s, President Nixon's "Southern Strategy" molded the white backlash into a semi-permanent electoral majority for the Republican Party.
To mitigate backlash and provide a more permanent risk reduction agenda, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development purchased a parcel of land outside the high risk area for the construction of New Verapaz--a Verapaz--a Verapaz--af 244 homes for affected residents located two kilometers away from Veraproposedirre 2011; Gobierno de El settlement010).
Speechwriters, Permanent Secretaries, Cabinet Ministers, foreign heads of government: they all felt the backlash of the stress.
Predictably, this prompted a backlash from the Rakhines, who believed that the Rohingyas' unwelcome presence would become permanent and worried about a new influx from Bangladesh.
The increased visibility of gays and lesbians has become a permanent feature of American life despite the two critical setbacks of the AIDS epidemic and an anti-gay backlash (see Berman, 1993, for a good survey).
