Sentence examples for a dramatic setback to from inspiring English sources
Algeria is lately facing a dramatic setback to its ambitious plan to build a modern nation and economy with its large infrastructure investment program, like all countries that rely heavily on oil and gas.
A dramatic setback occurred when Charles VIII sent his fiancée Margaret back to her father and required Anne to sever her marriage with Maximilian and to become the queen of France.
The profits warning, the second from Toyota in less than two months, marks a dramatic setback for the company in a year which was expected to see it cement its dominance at the top of the global automotive sales league.
The decision, made after a legal challenge brought following the EU referendum result in June, is a dramatic setback for the prime minister, who had argued that she had the personal authority to begin the process without a parliamentary vote on the issue.
Japan's governing Liberal Democratic Party suffered a dramatic setback in parliamentary elections.
At the Globex trading system, S&P futures are sharply lower, indicating a dramatic setback for stocks when trading gets under way at 9 30 AM EST.
Today, Temer's fragile government is essentially surviving based on the dramatic setbacks to the Supreme Court's corruption probe and its tough fiscal reforms, which are popular among economic elites.
A similar setback to its share price will put it either at or below its IPO price, a dramatic repudiation of the young company.
The threat of Ebola in West Africa is still a major setback to the socioeconomic development.
