Sentence examples for reason a backlash from inspiring English sources
For some reason a backlash against the newly minted Oscar winner has begun, and I'd like to turn that around once and for all.
He said politicians have reason to fear a backlash from groups such as the National Rifle Association and Rocky Mountain Gun Owners.
Some say the reasons range from a backlash against conspicuous consumption to a reaction to last year's terrorist attacks. 1 Boeing Pact Approved A strike vote by the Boeing Company's largest union failed, meaning the company's latest offer to employees was automatically approved.
On all these issues, the United States needs a more established and settled approach, if for no other reason than to avoid a backlash, as there was against perceived excesses of intelligence activities in the mid-1970s.
Ministers, who are expecting a backlash, have three reasons for action.
"The coalition, even though we went into it for all the best reasons, it turned out we got a backlash".
A backlash against Glass has been rapidly gathering pace for entirely different reasons in recent months.
All they did, however, was provoke a backlash against out-of-state meddling.Where voters did endorse real change, they had excellent reason to do so.
One of the reasons cited in the rise in the occurrence of these crimes is the empowerment of women, which leads to a backlash from the men.
These deep changes in how the middle class lives are one reason the backlash against Mr. Jones's remarks was so fast and furious: The world he described is as inconceivable to most of us as Soviet Communism is to my school-age children.
