Sentence examples for that will backfire from inspiring English sources
It's a mistake that will backfire.
Support good friendships but don't discourage "bad" ones (that will backfire).
"We hope that the US side will not take actions that will backfire".
Mr Xi knows better than to push for measures that will backfire.
"It was an apparent scare tactic that will backfire," she said at the news conference.
This proposal is a purely partisan move that will backfire on the government disastrously," he said.
That'll backfire if she wins.
"If Democrats tried to go anti-Catholic with her, that'd backfire and we know it," said Rep. Peter T. King (R-N.Y.).
It might be better to give up on trying to be pragmatic entirely, to stop droningly insisting that this or that action will backfire or have unintended consequences, or that Europe and America just need to be more rational and more cautious in their dealings with the Middle East.
"He really stands out for having overly simplistic solutions to very complex problems, a characteristic that will certainly backfire," she said.
But his gambit is a misguided attempt that will certainly backfire.
