Sentence examples for receive a backlash from inspiring English sources

IBM is far from the first company to receive a backlash for a poorly thought out 'Women in Tech' campaign - in October this year, EDF Energy was accused of patronisingly 'girlifying' a campaign to get more women into STEM by naming it 'Pretty Curious'.

Do you really think you're going to receive a backlash from the public for providing a living wage for your employees?

Kanye also received a backlash from sportswear brand Nike who didn't want him referencing their 'swish' logo.

Her performance has received a backlash from some conservative Eastern Europeans, including Russian politician Vitaly Milonov, who called Stephen Fry "sick" last year.

Twitter received a backlash when they majorly modified their design in August last year, when they changed the way that people viewed conversations on their timeline.

A photographer and the family she made a portrait of have received a backlash after a photo was published where the female family members were pictured with tape over their mouths.

Bahar Mustafa, the student union's welfare and diversity officer, received a backlash after she posted a Facebook message about an event which requested that men and white people did not attend a BME Women and non-binary event.

The #jesuischarlie hashtag also received a backlash of its own with calls of "I am not Charlie" from around the world from Muslims who decried the attacks on Charlie Hebdo but found printing depictions of the Prophet Mohamed offensive.

I trust @ plasmatron is heading to George Square with the band and plugging in..... Rejoice my friends, rejoice! isthatcherdeadyet.co.uk Some celebrities received a backlash from their gushing tweets about Thatcher.

Khia also received a backlash for referring to newbie white girl rapper Kreayshawn as a "saltine cracker" after Kreayshawn used the N-word.

Immediately the NFL received a backlash of bad publicity, with indignant football fans in constant sarcasm (akin to rules imposed about on-field behavior i.e. taunting opposition teams) referring to the NFL as the "No Fun League".