Sentence examples for suffering a backlash from inspiring English sources

All of them entered conversations with Eta, mostly without success but also without suffering a backlash for doing so.

Mr Turnbull is also suffering a backlash from the Howard government's refusal to ratify the Kyoto Protocol on climate change.He is doing his best to distance himself from all of this in the poster war raging in my constituency.

But Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith told the BBC that Mrs Miller was suffering a backlash for being the minister responsible for getting the bill which brought in same-sex marriage - deeply unpopular with many Tories - through Parliament.

Some investors will worry that Sports Direct is suffering a consumer backlash after this paper's reports on working practices at the Shirebrook warehouse in Derbyshire.

France risks becoming "the cantankerous neighbor" of Europe and suffering a protectionist backlash, the head of the country's biggest institutional investor warned on Tuesday as the government attempted to ward off foreign bids for Suez and Arcelor.

Michael Howard's Conservatives topped the poll, getting 4.1% more than Labour, which was suffering a public backlash against the Iraq war.

A lot has happened on this front since then, with a series of content moderation scandals hitting different platforms and serving to ramp up the regional pressure on the tech giants — including YouTube suffering an advertiser backlash over ads being served up next to extremist content; and Facebook accused of a series of moderation failures, including around child abuse and terrorist content.

While the boutique brand model has changed the hotel industry, the term may be suffering a bit of backlash from overuse.

RECENT headlines suggest that American technology firms are suffering from a backlash in China because of attempts in Washington to prosecute alleged Chinese cyberhackers.

But the company is suffering from a backlash in the community.

The Black Stars are suffering an intense public backlash as the fallout from their 2014 World Cup shambles continues.