Sentence examples for produced backlash from inspiring English sources

The meeting in Munich, attended by others involved in the accord, might have produced backlash in both Washington and Tehran.

"In general, court decisions are good at generating debate and producing backlash," he told me.

Historically speaking, high-profile political killings have been as likely to produce backlashes and unintended consequences as they have been to achieve the assassin's goal, if he had one.

All this piling on has produced a backlash.

A controversial decision in April, to sack two ministers from rival parties, produced a backlash.

So far, there are few signs that the criminal investigations in Austria, Germany and Croatia have produced a backlash among his political followers.

As to whether this effort has produced any backlash among straight customers, Mr. Sands said it had not.

The lack of restraint finally produced a backlash, one that the mayor has acknowledged was long overdue.

That condescension produced a backlash, and a few days later she scored an upset in New Hampshire, setting the stage for a protracted nomination battle.

That might provide more support for Edsall's suggestion that the Obama Administration's policies, particularly the Affordable Care Act, have produced a backlash among some voters.

Huckabee acknowledges that the Bush administration's arrogant "bunker mentality" produced a backlash against the US that he wants to correct.