1.   The report warns that there could be a consumer backlash if products are not labelled.

2.   But the wireless companies are fiercely resisting, concerned about a consumer backlash because they need customers to adopt L-comm services to help cover their costs.

3.   Some observers suggest top executives in Japan, embarrassed by weeks of bad publicity, fear a consumer backlash in the United States.

4.   Some see the beginnings of a consumer backlash.

5.   That could create a consumer backlash.

6.   The European food market struggled, amid consumer backlash over genetically engineered products.

7.   The takeover might have come sooner but for fears of a consumer backlash against whichever foreign company bought the last U.S. entrant in an industry the United States invented.

8.   There already has been consumer backlash against banner ads, and pop-up ads are just adding to that furor.

9.   There already has been consumer backlash against banner ads, and pop-up ads are just adding to the furor.

10.   To find patients willing to pay more, these doctors hope to capitalize on a consumer backlash against managed care.