Sentence examples for strong public backlash from inspiring English sources

That killing set off a strong public backlash against the government.

Iranian governments have sought for years to rein in the expensive and unwieldy subsidy system but have feared a strong public backlash.

"It seems that the preparation was complete for imposition of emergency, but fearing a strong public backlash, the government was forced to backtrack," said Qamar Zaman Kaira, a member of Parliament from the opposition party of Benazir Bhutto, the Pakistan Peoples Party.

More problems and controversy for Logan Paul, the YouTube star who caused a strong public backlash when he posted a video of a suicide victim in Japan.

Fortunately, a strong public backlash made him withdraw his bill.

At least four women had acid thrown on them last week in Isfahan — a city located more than 300 miles south of Tehran — igniting strong public backlash.

This suggests that there is unlikely to be a substantial public backlash when plain packaging is introduced in Australia.

The group, whose name stands for "Patriotic Europeans against the Islamification of the West", has drawn huge public criticism in Germany and counter-demonstrations tens of thousands of people strong as part of a huge public backlash.

As the New York Times reported, Tisch had previously resigned from the Board of Regents because of public backlash against her strong support for the constant high-stakes testing of children and the use of student test scores to grade teachers.

Several conservative lawmakers said that some Communist Party loyalists may have ended up voting for Yeltsin because of strong grass-roots pressure and the threat of a dangerous public backlash if another candidate were chosen.

To be sure, President Mahmoud Abbas and Prime Minister Salam Fayyad already lack strong popular support, and deep concessions to Israel would elicit a public backlash.