Sentence examples similar to a setback for progress from inspiring English sources

Imposing the constraints proposed by Ms. Steinfeld could only represent a setback for the progress we have achieved.

The court ruling is a serious setback for progress and it means that in some parts of the country, caregivers do not even have a right to a minimum wage.

"We're very concerned that there will be a setback for Tunisia's progress toward consolidating human rights after this attack".

And the outcome, it's asserted, will be the same: lots of death and destruction, no strategic victory for Israel and a setback for all who seek peace and progress in the Middle East.

Ranjit Shahani, the firm's vice-chairman and managing director in India, said the ruling was "a setback for patients that will hinder medical progress for diseases without effective treatment options".

"The confidence of the security forces and the confidence of the Afghan people will continue to grow, and I think any disruption in that growth, that progress, could be a setback for the country, both economically and in the security arena".

The revelation comes as a setback for campaigners who have finally begun to make progress in tackling homophobia in sport.

That sort of proposal offers only the illusion of progress on gun control, while marking a setback for both equality among Americans and safety from gun violence.

If I'm a white parent, I may even fear that too much progress for my child might be seen as a setback for the district.

The move was a setback for South Korea's efforts to normalize relations with the North in tandem with progress on the nuclear negotiations.

A setback for Cleggie then?