Sentence examples for serious backlash from inspiring English sources

News organizations faced a serious backlash.

It is in their neighborhoods, too, that a serious backlash against the practice has occurred.

If only the music weren't so thrilling, there would probably be a serious backlash afoot.

None of the others faced a serious backlash from activists, who were hungry for a win.

The administration dodged any serious backlash from conservatives in Tehran for its interim nuclear deal with six world powers.

Yet there are now signs of a serious backlash against immigration on both sides of the Atlantic.

If you missed "brogramming's" rapid media-saturation ascent in the past year or so, let me bring you up to speed: The term arrived on the scene with a wink and a nod, the satire garden grew up around it, mass media recognized a trend, the obligatory Facebook community appeared, thebacklash began, then the dude-why-so-serious-backlash-to-the-backlashkicked in.

"You cannot lower the crime rate below what a community sets itself without a serious political backlash," Mr Siegel says.

American officials would prefer to have the approval of Congress for any international agreement and fear that if the US signed up without it there would be a serious domestic backlash.

He felt uncomfortable with notions of "gaps in the escalation spectrum". Linking these weapons to questions of NATO doctrine and American credibility, he thought, could create serious political backlash.

And respect aside, I'm not sure what pushing aggressively for something China is this reluctant to do is supposed to accomplish.I'm not sure that China's leaders think that political attitudes in America are likely to lead to a serious trade backlash.