Sentence examples for precipitate a backlash from inspiring English sources
Or is ABC going to precipitate a backlash?
… Although the decision was popular in the middle and Northern states, it precipitated a backlash against the Court in the Southern and Western states.
Following his victory in Nevada, the Republican front-runner announced, "I love the poorly educated". Reaction against his comment was been vigorous and immediate, precipitating a backlash against those low-information voters whose ignorance has been presumed as a prerequisite for selecting a bombastic candidate like Trump.
The two sides have exchanged rocket fire since the initial Hezbollah ambush, but questions remained about whether Israel would try to engage the group in a new war, stretch its resources, and precipitate an angry backlash against it in Lebanon.
That precipitated a massive backlash, including from members of the football team, state lawmakers and Gov. Larry Hogan (R), and on Wednesday, Mr. Durkin was gone, dismissed by Mr. Loh.
However, their 1988 album and motion picture Rattle and Hum precipitated a critical backlash.
"My letter of last week precipitated something of a backlash against pedantry.
They discounted Wiesenthal's fears that such name-calling would precipitate an anti-Semitic backlash and help Waldheim in the election.
A cynical mind might think his name was added to engineer a backlash and precipitate a rethink.
