Examples of using Backlash in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Yeah, really, the men's rights movement is part of the backlash.
It's part of the backlash.
In case of traditional steering mechanisms the ease of steering and the backlash are controlled manually.
Our accuracy is 1 arc/min 0 backlash.
De Pecol says that while she understands the backlash, for her, it comes down to one thing.
It seems silly there wouldn't be a backlash.
Public backlash to steroid use continued to grow throughout the 1990s,
For a variety of reasons, including the current political and social backlash against capitalism, the US cannot address its productivity challenge solely with 1980s-style deregulation, lower taxes.
The bulk of the backlash is composed of investors dumping XRP at a frantic pace
The backlash should a modified human be born could,
By limiting the riskiest borrowers' access to finance, rules on mortgage lending can trigger a fierce political backlash.
Their profits may truly decrease- but that has a backlash as their profit is a major source of their investments.
This exclusive screening has created quite the backlash, and the studio's been receiving a lot of angry threats from fanboys vowing to steal it because they feel excluded.
Low backlash, quiet low noise,
that will have a backlash, as their profits are is a major source of their investments.
If so, that will start to lead to a backlash against fiat money… demand for alternative currencies, such as gold or crypto could soar”.
1-2 pound(0.5- 1 kg) weight loss per week will trigger fat-storing backlash.
the announcement triggered a massive public backlash.
How unfortunate to hear about all the Internet backlash, but I suppose the truth was going to rear its ugly head sooner or later.
If that happens, it could lead to“a backlash against fiat money