Sentence examples for a setback from the from inspiring English sources

"It's certainly a setback from the taxpayers' point of view".

Yet the risk of a setback from the fierce fiscal consolidation remains.

A setback from the courts would save Alabama the cost and trouble of full implementation, without embarrassing anyone.

That is a 39.4percentt success rate, good enough to make the Lumberjacks the 12th-best 3-point-shooting team in the nation, a setback from the last three years, when they led the nation in 3-point percentage.

Never one to shirk from a challenge, this time he was given a setback from the moment he stepped into the car for his first stint, as a replacement nose had to be fitted.

Instead, Cronkite and his producers assess the progress of the war on the terms set by U.S. commanders, such as whether the "pacification" program had suffered a setback from the Viet Cong.

It was a setback from which the Tigers never recovered.

But in 1992 he suffered a setback from which he never fully recovered.

Istanbul's campaign had suffered a setback from political protests this summer - some at proposed Olympic venues - and also a series of doping scandals among the country's athletes.

His policy also received a serious setback from the conflict that arose in Constantinople between his legates (Humbert of Silva Candida, Frederick of Lorraine, and Peter, archbishop of Amalfi) and the Eastern patriarch, Michael Cerularius.

And just last Thursday, facing a second setback from the courts on his Muslim travel ban, he retorted on Twitter: "SEE YOU IN COURT".