Sentence examples for A severe setback from inspiring English sources

This would be a severe setback for Internet users.

The legitimate uses for P2P technology may thus suffer a severe setback.

Their disappearance is a severe setback to Hassan Khan, a prisoner serving life for a 2007 robbery in West Wickham.

On the whole, I believe that the consequences of the crackdown have been a severe setback to the government.

Not only that but Podemos, which had taken part in the election in coalition with other political forces, suffered a severe setback, losing about 1.1 million votes.

If confirmed, the diagnosis would be a severe setback to Jürgen Klopp, with his team challenging Chelsea and Manchester City at the top of the Premier League.

This was followed almost immediately be a severe setback to the plan for gathering up all the universities under the domination of the Lateran.

While America feared a Soviet advance in the region, British intelligence considered the coup "a severe setback to the revolutionary cause in the Caribbean", files show.

Last week, dealing a severe setback to the American plan to turn over authority to Iraqis, the police chief was gunned down.

The government has a majority of 63 and the result is a severe setback for Brown because it suggests that Labour discipline is breaking down.

Meanwhile, Kosovo's protectors would rejoice if Albanians and Serbs merely stopped killing each other; a wave of anti-Serb violence in March was a severe setback.