Sentence examples for Economic setback from inspiring English sources

Economic setback Sierra Leone is among the poorest countries in the world, with 53 per cent of the population living below the poverty line.

Russia itself is weathering an economic setback triggered by low oil prices and sanctions.

By 1800, imprisonment for debt was under attack and insolvency was no longer seen as a moral failure, merely an economic setback.

Any number of potential shocks, an economic setback in the United States, or a government default abroad, for example, could derail his plans for a turnaround.

In Japan, at least, the economic setback from Fukushima has outweighed any discussion, and the plants, overall, don't employ game-changing numbers of people.

Any economic setback will make it more difficult to get the deficit down, as planned in yet another austerity budget (the sixth) late last year.

The 2007 earthquakes and tsunami caused further economic setbacks.

Agriculture perseveres, regardless of fad, fashion and even economic setbacks.

Those excesses could start a chain of other economic setbacks.

Southern European countries still struggling with recession feared economic setbacks.

Subsequently, West suffered a series of political, professional and economic setbacks.