Príklady backfire

• Conversely, nonlocals' use of please backfires because acting "proper" asser ts superiority in terms not locally condoned.

• The concentration on softness and the absence of microscopic life as criteria of purity backfired.

• In such circumstances, it is scarcely surprising that it backfired.

• They intended to enter the markets to take advantage of our tragedy, but found that raising the issue backfired on them at home.

• The last time he did so, it backfired in his face.

• A car draws into a road check point and as it is leaving it backfires.

• What is particularly frustrating for me is that the promised election awareness advertisement has spectacularly backfired.

• I am sure that he appreciates the danger of irony because it often backfires; he will learn from that experience.

• I understand that this particular operation was carried out with the view to making slighter larger profit for the firm, and it clearly backfired.

• The legislation backfired badly for them, as, in fact, more funds were set up, but the process remains cumbersome.

• By chance a car below the sanger backfires a couple of times.

• When it backfired, they said that the propaganda was one way, at least from their point of view.

• The first argument is that the figures are all wrong, and unfortunately that argument is right, but it backfired.

• Will there be any undesirable effects on the pilot of the aircraft if the cannon backfires?

• On one occasion, an operating theatre had to be closed because air conditioning backfired, spraying a sterile theatre with droplets of dirty water.