pushback in A Sentence

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    Have you seen any Pushback on that?

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    That was given so much airtime without much Pushback.

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    If all environmental legislation encountered this little Pushback, we would be set.

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    It's reference to safety that forms the core Pushback to complaints about pilotage.

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    The story"Pushback"(Batman: Gotham Knights 50-55) supports part of this version of the Joker's origin story.

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    Sometimes when I do this, I get a Pushback as my feelings reassert themselves.

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    It's not the same Pushback you would have gotten in the past,” Pitts says.

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    It has generated the most negative Pushback of anything we have ever done,” Friedman says.

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    It has generated the most negative Pushback of anything we have ever done,” Friedman said.

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    When doctors refuse to provide care that was previously considered beneficial and important, the Pushback from patients can be strong.

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    It is called consolidation or Pushback, whereby I will have to undergo chemotherapy to ensure that the ailment does not return.

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    You may speak up for yourself and get criticism and Pushback, but that doesn't necessarily mean you have done something wrong.

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    Don't be a drunk idiot- Part of the growing Pushback against tourists is not just their sheer number but their disrespectful behavior too.

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    But by the mid-1990s, economic collapse, the first war in Chechnya, and Pushback from domestic hardliners turned the government away from the West once again.

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    London has led a Pushback against the EU list in past days, and at closed-door meetings urged the exclusion of Saudi Arabia, EU sources said.

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    London has led a Pushback against the EU list in past days, and at closed-door meetings urged the exclusion of Saudi Arabia, EU sources told Reuters.

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    But the tools available for doing just that include not only the Constitution but also persistent Pushback from other government officials, the press and the people themselves.

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    It doesn't matter how evolved any of us are, when change happens, there's an initial Pushback reaction, a defense reaction, and that reaction is I don't trust the change.

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    Linehan furthered the Pushback from Mermaid receiving £500,000 in grant money by getting mothers on board via Mumsnet, many of whom opposed the idea of Mermaids being granted the money.

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    In my years of writing, I have become accustomed to some Pushback from a sample of readers for suggesting that parents approach their interactions- especially the ones which involve disagreement or confrontation- with kindness and respect.

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    It's that“Jesus is my best friend” stuff that adults think will make the faith more palatable to young people, but which just sets them up for collapse when they step outside the bubble of church culture and find Pushback.

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    I firmly and strongly and passionately believe that unless we have a ändra ledarskapssätt to technology innovation, we will continue to get Pushback from people because psychologically don't trust the change unless we can connect it to the meaning and I think that's the crossroads that we're at right now.

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