Sentence examples similar to a pronounced setback from inspiring English sources

"A" is pronounced like "a" in "father".

The government suffered another major setback last week when a court pronounced Mr. Suharto, 79, too ill to stand trial on charges that he embezzled hundreds of millions from government charities.

A visitor pronounced it good.

It is a soft 'G', pronounced 'jif'.

a = pronounced like "ay".

It is pronounced "A-MAR-EE-YO".

A comma is pronounced Eek.

Among box makers, the setback was particularly pronounced for Hewlett-Packard and Apple Computers.

Koenig pronounced it a "masterpiece".

All units will have oak floors, 10-foot ceilings, and washers and dryers, and many will have terraces, owing to the large number of setbacks, which are so pronounced that much of the building's roof line resembles a staircase.

The setbacks have been most pronounced in three countries that present the administration with some of its biggest challenges.