Sentence examples similar to subject to pushback from from inspiring English sources

In response to pushback from the Wikipedia community, Bamkin resigned his trusteeship and Klein scrubbed his website.

Lehrer: Did you face pushback from any artists when offered to be involved with this conference?

The data requests ranged from online fraud to terrorist investigations but also revealed government overreach and pushback from tech companies.

The company has been subject to a larger pushback in New York, where rent prices and infrastructure are already feeling the strain of the city's 8.6 million residents.

Ironically, along with the economic reality, the old need for protection returned, as faculty, now accustomed to opening their mouths on all subjects, received pushback from trustees and alumni who didn't like some of the faculty opinions all over this thing called the Internet, and once again, firing for unpopular opinions has returned.

And you see a manifestation of that tonight," he said, pointing to the pushback from the electorate.

Bose asked the panelists about the difficulty of measuring multiple indicators versus a single indicator, and whether one would expect to see pushback from cities.

Similarly, Spotify is beginning to get pushback from what's left of the CD record business.

The plan is likely to get pushback from within parts of the GOP.

In the current political moment, in which membership in the American experiment is subject to greater and greater obstacles, this performance was a loud statement of pushback.

But that is also likely to mean more pushback from groups opposed to those subjects in the states that eventually adopt the standards.