Sentence examples for quickly backfired from inspiring English sources

The moves quickly backfired.

That claim quickly backfired.

But the killers' taste for publicity quickly backfired.

Yet his move quickly backfired; the attorney general launched an investigation, and a host of women soon came forward.

This quickly backfired when it was revealed that Williamson had alleged that no Jews were killed in gas chambers, that the US orchestrated the 9/11 terrorist attacks and that freemasons were conspiring to destroy Catholicism.

The campaign quickly backfired as many viewers took to Twitter to criticize the fast-food company for presenting itself as being part of the community while continuing to pay its workers poverty-level wages.

UK secretary of state for energy and climate change Ed Davey's understanding of their potential to address climate change is now being revealed as regular commentary, although picking carbon losers such as coal could quickly backfire if he doesn't broaden the message into a risk-based one.

However, this quickly backfires because we are now really annoyed at ourselves and feel extreme guilt and shame at our behaviors and our body size and shape.

But German Chancellor Angela Merkel's "all welcome" approach quickly backfires; David Cameron's response is less impulsive – he pledges to find room for 20,000 Syrian refugees by 2020 – but is criticised as ungenerous.

It quickly, magically backfired, as the discreet chemistry between actors David Neilson and Julie Hesmondhalgh lit up a quaint corner of the screen.

Whatever political benefits Mr. Obama might receive from moving quickly might backfire in this highly-charged political environment.