Sentence examples similar to this could boomerang from inspiring English sources

But the Americans cannot dictate events, or they risk making the council appear to be under foreign control, a situation that could boomerang in this nation that is fiercely resistant to foreign domination.

Adding further "stimulus" to the economy now could boomerang.

Even a proposal that seems aimed at the wealthy could boomerang.

But confronting him directly could boomerang by making Perot more prominent and making Clinton vulnerable to counterattacks.

In three years they could boomerang back, given the price of housing.

Having recognized the rebels early as legitimate rulers of Libya could boomerang, given how little the West knows about them.

If the policy thwarts the development of new talent, it could boomerang to hurt the major labels as well.

Clearly a blow to the president, it could boomerang on Republicans if they are seen as the impediment to rectifying the situation.

The rulings could boomerang, encouraging the growth of a federal bureaucracy to pursue cases through the courts which until now have mostly been brought by individuals and businesses.

The nationalist Global Times newspaper said a trade war with China could "boomerang" on Trump, because U.S. society and opinion could not withstand the losses that would result.

Europe's plans to help the world's poorest countries could boomerang and make some Caribbean nations even poorer, five leaders said after meeting today.