Sentence examples for That's a setback from inspiring English sources

That's a setback for drivers who hoped their new car's better mileage rating would mean savings with each fill-up.

That's a setback, but it's not a permanent reduction in economic potential like the less fertile farmland.

That's a setback for the mothers, then the mothers are going to be father and mother, and that's a strain.

"We've lost the first two blokes chosen and that's a setback, that's the reality of it," said head coach Graham Henry.

It's always a blow to be kicked out, even by a good team, so that was a setback.

That is a setback, though perhaps temporary, for the federal government's campaign to reduce the health damage caused by this highly lethal product.

That is a setback for a business that had seen unabated growth since 1997, when about two million procedures took place.

That was a setback but the team looked strong and the crowd never seemed edgy in a way that might transmit to the players.

That was a setback for McGovern because he'd assumed that Wallace, on failing to win the Democratic nomination, would run as a third-party candidate as he had in 1968.

That was a setback, but we had structured our debt in a way that enabled us to sell off half of the building's Fifth Avenue retail component to pay down debt; the 2008 sale brought in $525 million.

And that was a setback for a band with so much trudge in its step.