Sentence examples for slow backlash from inspiring English sources

The Filipinos are set to go, too.In this section Unsavoury allies The slow backlash A plague on all those houses Another thousand acres The other caliphate Unintended consequences ReprintsIsrael is in a quandary.

Instead, governments are limiting themselves to trying to stop infected patients from travelling to other countries.In this section Unsavoury allies The slow backlash A plague on all those houses Another thousand acres The other caliphate Unintended consequences ReprintsIndeed, isolation may in some ways be making matters worse.

(see map).In this section Unsavoury allies The slow backlash A plague on all those houses Another thousand acres The other caliphate Unintended consequences ReprintsThe seizure of Bama could provide a launch-pad for an attack on parts of Maiduguri, the state's capital, about 65km (40 miles) away, with a population of more than 1m people.

IS threatens to behead a British captive next.In this section Unsavoury allies The slow backlash A plague on all those houses Another thousand acres The other caliphate Unintended consequences ReprintsThe group's startling expansion and lust for blood are only fuelling demands for a more forceful international response.

Megyn Kelly's upcoming interview with Alex Jones has already received a slew of backlash.

The declaration has resulted in a slew of backlash against Pence and the state from individuals and companies alike.

George Zimmerman incited a slew of backlash on Sunday when he retweeted a photo of the body of Travyon Martin, the unarmed black teenager he shot and killed in February 2012.

Yet the series, created by Marc Cherry ("Desperate Housewives") and Executive Produced by actress Eva Longoria, received a slew of backlash leading up to its official June 23 premiere.

The 62-year-old faced a slew of backlash, but received support from his daughter, who spoke out in defense of her father by saying: "My dad's best friends with Mr. T, he's best friends with Dennis Rodman.

But a growing segregationist backlash slowed progress, and the uproar over the dinner was another setback for black participation in mainstream American life.

That effort continues, although its momentum has slowed against a backlash from teachers, their powerful unions and parents.