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Meanings of public backlash in English

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Usage of public backlash in English
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The minister did not accept responsibility, and his comment caused a public backlash.
Radio NZ
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After public backlash, the local health authority backtracked and the men were isolated.
Reuters
3
There would be a strong public backlash to demolishing the riverside site, however.
Reuters
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But we weren't prepared for what came after two days of public backlash.
Ebony
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But do something, and there could be a mighty public backlash.
Reuters
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Regressive carbon taxes have prompted public backlash in many countries.
The Irish Times
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The British Labour party is receiving the brunt of public backlash over the expenses scandal.
Radio NZ
8
For regulators, the biggest concern is to minimise the public backlash associated with any decision.
Reuters
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For regulators, the biggest concern is to minimize the public backlash associated with any decision.
Reuters
10
Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett expressed his worry about public backlash once the footage is released.
Ebony
11
The council amended its bylaw after a public backlash.
Radio NZ
12
Following public backlash, NBR pulled the column and said it would no longer publish his content.
Radio NZ
13
Facing a public backlash, he later reversed course.
Reuters
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Amazon withdraw the costume Following a severe public backlash, Amazon did remove the costume last week.
The South African
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The government is struggling to sell the merits of the scheme amid a growing public backlash.
The Guardian
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When he started to express this anger though, he quickly found himself facing intense public backlash.
Radio NZ
This collocation consists of:
Public backlash across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare