Sentence examples for potential for backlash from inspiring English sources

Finally, there's the potential for backlash.

"There's a big potential for backlash," said Representative Marge Roukema, a New Jersey Republican supporting the bipartisan bill.

"I knew there was some potential for backlash, but I'm not going to dodge it," he said.

Indeed, entering the political sphere comes with certain costs, including the potential for backlash from investors, the public and politicians.

Ukip, meanwhile, insist that they aren't concerned as to the potential for backlash that comes with picking a fight with a national treasure.

But, he added, "If I had known it was as pregnant with this kind of potential for backlash, then of course I would have really not have liked it".

But Brussels has so far shown little interest in the domestic economic risks and the potential for political backlash.

With the Republicans exerting complete control in Washington no screaming, please there would be the potential for a backlash come the 2018 midterms.

But given the potential for a backlash if there is a crisis, House Republicans were also weighing a short-term extension tied to a corresponding amount of spending cuts, a move the White House was unlikely to favor.

LANDSKRONA, Sweden — The Ahlgren family in this struggling industrial city offers one lens to view both the festering anger that has fueled the rise of anti-immigrant parties in Europe, including Scandinavia, and the potential for a backlash.

Van Gundy did not try to dismiss the potential for a backlash against Sprewell by the coaches, but said, "If you took away reputations, if some mistake eliminated you from consideration in this league, then every coach and every player would be eliminated".