Sentence examples for spark backlash from inspiring English sources

Efforts to create another family detention center in Jim Wells County would likely spark backlash among immigrant rights groups and raises the possibility of more legal wrangling over the Obama administration's controversial policy of locking up predominantly Central American mothers and their children, many of whom arrive here seeking asylum or other humanitarian relief.

And America's gay community has succeed before, with protests that conservatives were sure would spark backlashes.

His comments have sparked backlash online.

ABC News sternly reported that "Mom's Diet for 7-Year-Old Daughter in 'Vogue' Sparks Backlash".

The book, originally written in Dutch by authors Linda de Haan and Stern Nijland, has sparked backlash among social conservatives who disagree with its message, and do not want children exposed to literature that discusses LGBT issues.

Confusingly jamming Stories in between private messages has sparked backlash amongst the first users of Snapchat's sweeping redesign.

Reports of the U.S. spying on German citizens sparked backlash in Europe last year in the wake of leaks from former government contractor Edward Snowden about the scope of NSA surveillance programs.

Trump's aggressive rhetoric has sparked backlash from many world leaders.

Pence's decision to sign the bill into law has sparked backlash against the state.

The move sparked backlash from some far-right and conservative users.

The consideration had sparked backlash from Muslim-majority Indonesia and Malaysia, threatening a free trade deal that has now been delayed.