Sentence examples for through a backlash from inspiring English sources

Today, we are living through a backlash against globalization, and Hathaway and Shapiro see this as itself a serious danger to peace.

Image caption Oliver Crumes III (back second left) says the reunion with his dance colleagues was "joyful" "It was 1990, and it was the height of the Aids epidemic, and society was going through a backlash," he says.

"The second major challenge is from the conservative camp through a backlash," Semati said.

Yet the loans, if they go through, might produce a backlash of resentment in the United States from people already worried about the amount of Japanese money coming into the nation.

Forcing people to go through training creates a backlash against diversity". Several experts offered two reasons for this: The first is that businesses are responding rationally to the legal environment, since several Supreme Court rulings have held that companies with mandatory diversity training are in a stronger position if they face a discrimination lawsuit.

The music industry, however, is increasingly reluctant to pursue file-sharers through the courts, fearing a backlash from listeners.

Mr. Plesl said that with the country suffering through economic hard times, a backlash against austerity had also favored the Social Democrats, who have pledged to increase spending.

But Trump is not the only world leader who has opted to stay home in 2019 because of a domestic political crisis that can be viewed through the prism of a backlash to globalization.

But now we're living through the second aftershock, a backlash to that backlash — a revolt against the association between Christian faith and conservative politics, Putnam and Campbell argue, in which millions of Americans (younger Americans, especially) may be abandoning organized Christianity altogether.

Even new kinds of violence against women have emerged through a reactionary backlash against "new" or fashionable notions that some institutions have been assigned to promote.

In taking up this issue I have already felt a backlash, mainly through abusive phone calls and emails, and accusations that our consortium's intervention has made things worse.