用backlash造句子，“backlash”造句

State power is even on the rise, partly as a backlash to globalization and as a result of growing wealth from energy markets.

The youth Renaissance is rooted, I think, in the elders' tenacity, 1970s activism and a backlash against the mass media's depiction of Native Americans.

It seems that his policy is to take full control of northern Kosovo first But to adopt a slightly slower approach to the enclaves, so as not to provoke an Albanian backlash and Serb exodus.

Almost immediately, he faced a backlash both on the Web and from a crowd at a funeral procession, who accused him of playing politics, and was forced to backtrack.

But there are two aspects of the proposals that might yet provoke a bigger backlash.

William Gaunter, a former medic, helped play-test the supported the game in its original form but said he wasn't surprised by the backlash.

I believe that privacy leaks will cause a longer-term backlash against misusing our information but in the short-term not enough people understand the consequences to be alarmed.

Every 10 years, there is the possibility of a backlash.

I think that Agile practices induce a culture shift and that's what creates a lot of backlash against Agile transformations.

The field has suffered a backlash in recent years partly for this reason, as some scientists say a theory is not a theory if its predictions can’t be studied in a lab.

Going in too strong also carries other risks, including a protectionist backlash.

It is not the first time the BBC has refused to air charity appeals, although the backlash has never been on this scale, or included criticism from British government ministers.

He spoke of a substantial backlash also against Iran's support of radical Shiite militias, and said Tehran would be well-advised to reconsider its behavior toward its neighbor.

But the 85-year-old monarch has proved wary of provoking a conservative backlash.

But based on the new data, Brian Powell, a professor of sociology at Indiana University, says he has to conclude that any such backlash was short-lived.