Expressions - Collocations of the word " backlash "
| avoid backlash | 1) How can we avoid the standard technophobic backlash? 2) To avoid backlash, campaigns have become much more careful about attacking their opponents. more avoid backlash sentences |
| backlash begin | 1) With word of the episode out, backlash began . 2) Based on my feed the backlash is just beginning . more backlash begin sentences |
| cause backlash | 1) The protest caused a backlash and was widely condemned. 2) The racism allegation caused considerable backlash from within India. more cause backlash sentences |
| conservative backlash | 1) This led to a conservative backlash by southern Democrats during the same period. 2) Intellectuals young and old were apprehensive, wondering how far the conservative backlash would extend. more conservative backlash sentences |
| consumer backlash | 1) consumer backlash was significant from environmentalists and chocolate lovers. 2) Many of you may remember the consumer backlash from those times. more consumer backlash sentences |
| create backlash | 1) This has created a small backlash amongst some loyal customers. 2) This has created a backlash in some states . more create backlash sentences |
| critical backlash | 1) The album failed to cross over into the mainstream and suffered a critical backlash. 2) Slade's career has ended following the critical backlash from an on-stage publicity stunt that faked his murder. more critical backlash sentences |
| expect backlash | 1) The expected political backlash came quick and hard. 2) Don't expect this momentary backlash to change anything. more expect backlash sentences |
| experience backlash | 1) Related Story I have experienced this backlash myself. 2) During the Reformation, the "Kontor" at Bryggen experienced an economic backlash. more experience backlash sentences |
| face backlash | 1) Wouldn't FDR have faced a bitter backlash from the left? 2) Europe is facing a green backlash . more face backlash sentences |
| fan backlash | 1) But he is worried about an ugly – and possibly violent – homophobic fan backlash . 2) As a result of the fan backlash, Springsteen has admitted that the Wal-Mart was a mistake. more fan backlash sentences |
| fear backlash | 1) They fear a backlash from the war. 2) fearing more backlash, Díaz spiked the column. more fear backlash sentences |
| generate backlash | 1) These appointments generated a severe backlash across the spectrum. 2) Michael's announcement generated some great backlash from his brothers. more generate backlash sentences |
| grow backlash | 1) A growing backlash of nationalist sentiment further impeded Brazil's programme. 2) The popular perception is of a growing global backlash against US interventionism . more grow backlash sentences |
| huge backlash | 1) There was a huge backlash in the state. 2) Instagram suffered a huge user backlash . more huge backlash sentences |
| massive backlash | 1) The gridlock sparked a massive public backlash that saw transport minister Stewart Stevenson sacked . 2) There was a massive backlash to this from sections of the Unionist community. more massive backlash sentences |
| medium backlash | 1) The website was shut down in after a media backlash over uploaded semi-pornographic videos. 2) At the height of their fame in 1967, they also suffered from a media backlash. more medium backlash sentences |
| negative backlash | 1) Over the years, storylines involving Steve McDonald have received some negative backlash. 2) To avoid negative backlash, your emotions have to feel comfortable with the changes you make. more negative backlash sentences |
| political backlash | 1) The expected political backlash came quick and hard. 2) A political backlash occurred against U.S. labor organizations. more political backlash sentences |
| possible backlash | 1) It will also prevent a possible backlash from the internet that you may not have expected. 2) Market Backlash: Studies and surveys have suggested a possible backlash against cloud providers and technology companies generally. more possible backlash sentences |
| potential backlash | 1) Advertisement Labor is seeking to capitalise on a potential backlash . 2) Otherwise, they leave themselves open to too much danger from a potential consumer backlash. more potential backlash sentences |
| prompt backlash | 1) That legislation prompted a major backlash from Internet activists, who fear it would undermine Internet privacy. 2) Unfortunately, his conversion prompted serious backlash against the Calvinists from the predominately Lutheran population in Hesse. more prompt backlash sentences |
| provoke backlash | 1) But the plan has provoked a backlash . 2) And it provoked a furious backlash from Labour and union leaders. more provoke backlash sentences |
| public backlash | 1) They later reversed this decision amidst public backlash. 2) He became the target of considerable public backlash. more public backlash sentences |
| result backlash | 1) The scandal and resulting backlash was very costly. 2) However, a nativist backlash resulted in the refugees feeling increasingly unwelcome. more result backlash sentences |
| severe backlash | 1) These appointments generated a severe backlash across the spectrum. 2) The decision was met with severe backlash by players and sportswriters. more severe backlash sentences |
| spark backlash | 1) Minogue's remarks sparked an online backlash. 2) This freemium nature sparked backlash from "hardcore" fans. more spark backlash sentences |
| strong backlash | 1) This led to a strong backlash, beginning in the media. 2) strong public backlash led to the bill dying on the order paper. more strong backlash sentences |
| suffer backlash | 1) He must scrap it or he will suffer an enormous backlash . 2) Instagram suffered a huge user backlash . more suffer backlash sentences |
| trigger backlash | 1) And it triggered a swift, partisan backlash. 2) This incited anger and triggered a backlash in rural Utah. more trigger backlash sentences |
| violent backlash | 1) In a violent backlash a number of journalists including a British photographer were killed by rampaging mobs. 2) All activists have to calculate: Do we keep pushing for change and risk a violent backlash? more violent backlash sentences |
| backlash against | 1) A backlash against biotech crops has swept many countries. 2) The backlash against gangster films was swift. more backlash against sentences |
| backlash from | 1) His loss was attributed to backlash from women voters. 2) This sound received much backlash from fans and critics alike. more backlash from sentences |
| backlash | 1) A backlash against biotech crops has swept many countries. 2) The backlash against gangster films was swift. more backlash sentences |
| create a backlash | 1) This has created a backlash in some states . 2) The self-serving constitutional changes had created a backlash against the Shah. more create a backlash sentences |
| face a backlash | 1) Myerson also faced a backlash as a result of her win. 2) Lowe's faced a backlash from several quarters, including Muslim-American and Arab-American organizations. more face a backlash sentences |
| inevitable backlash | 1) Let's just hope there are enough feminist gamers brave enough to face the inevitable backlash . 2) A final comforting thought is that once the equally inevitable backlash comes we get a refocusing on the original meaning. more inevitable backlash sentences |
| produce a backlash | 1) Negative ads can produce a backlash. 2) The decision to launch military operations against pro-Russian separatists is producing a backlash on both sides. more produce a backlash sentences |
| provoke a backlash | 1) But the plan has provoked a backlash . 2) Already, this unprecedented move has provoked a backlash against the generals. more provoke a backlash sentences |
| risk a backlash | 1) But Muslim authorities say the Israeli government is risking a backlash here and throughout the Muslim world. 2) The industry risked a backlash of lawsuits similar to the tobacco industry if it continued to ignore the issue, he said. more risk a backlash sentences |
| spark a backlash | 1) Despite its popularity, disco sparked a backlash from rock music fans. 2) His tactics, however, are sparking a backlash from the capitalist class. more spark a backlash sentences |
| trigger a backlash | 1) This incited anger and triggered a backlash in rural Utah. 2) All three videos were posted on YouTube and triggered a backlash on social media. more trigger a backlash sentences |
Expressions with the word backlash
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