Sentence examples for this might backfire from inspiring English sources
However, experts fear that bills such as this might backfire.
Hmmm… any chance that this might backfire too, literally as well as figuratively?
A former vice-chancellor says that all this might backfire as higher fees bed in and students become more demanding.
Book I would recommend to absolutely anyone: This might backfire, but I would nominate Padgett Powell's "The Interrogative Mood: A Novel?" I suppose some might find this book "unsatisfying," as it is (literally) nothing but questions; every sentence in the entire novel concludes with a question mark.
Fears that this might backfire, by demoralising Romania so much that its reforms unravelled, are probably misplaced especially if a later date were offered as a firm promise.For the Romanian government, a delay might even be welcome, so long as it became known only after November's election.
Some professional financial planners worry that this might backfire.
Mr. Christie's betting on prejudice, but that might backfire.
Mr. Ganguly suggests that as the Indian democracy matures and the Indian electorate demands a meritocratic leadership, this decision might backfire on the Congress.
This strategy might backfire.
This one might backfire though if the creams are expensive and they appreciate you funding their skin maintenance regime!
