Sentence examples for a setback of from inspiring English sources

The Dow‐Jones industrial average closed at 733.63 with a setback of 2.44 points.

There was also some sense that Ansar, after a few hours of success, had suffered a setback of its own.

The challenge for China comes shortly after the United States appeared to suffer a setback of its own in the contest for Pacific influence.

The proposed rules would limit drilling within 1,000 feet of the tunnels; some experts believe that a setback of several miles will be necessary.

The lack of communication, analysts and American officials say, has practical ramifications, including a setback of American efforts to nudge the two countries' militaries to work together.

Jeter is one of several Yankees who have had a second injury or a setback of the same injury in the course of a comeback.

Her election was considered a setback for proponents of Puerto Rican statehood.

To outsiders, that sounds like a setback for freedom of speech.

"I feel that it's a bit of a setback for my son," says Renee Horsford.

"Everyone will portray it as a setback because of the position that we're in.

His plans must include a redesign of the square-shaped, recreation room's arched openings and an increased setback of a master bath addition.