Sentence examples similar to a setback of seven days from inspiring English sources

This having happened, it means a setback of two to four years.

There will just be "a setback of two to four years," he says.

In the space of seven days they have gone from a side who collapsed at the first setback to one capable of rallying under extreme pressure.

Yet it was the response to a setback eight days later, on Valentine's Day, that provided the greatest indication of what Leicester were capable of achieving this season.

Rangers suffered a second huge setback in four days after a 1-1 dragainstnst Motherwell tilted the Scottish Premier League title race in Celtic's favour.

— Three days, three legal setback: Last week, Trump's energy and environmental agenda faced a trio of legal setbacks in three days, The Post's Juliet Eilperin reports.

The committee's decision was the second significant setback in two days for Michael K. Powell, the chairman of the F.C.C. and architect of the new media ownership rules, and his industry supporters.

The enforced retirement of Ryan Harris is a considerable setback to Australia five days before the first Test, though it is not on the same scale as the injury to Glenn McGrath about 40 minutes before the start of the Edgbaston Test of 2005.

But it is a setback for one of the world's oldest satellite operators: Intelsat, the Washington, D.C.-based International Telecommunications Satellite Organization.

But it might have been less of a setback if even one Justice had dissented.

Coach Mike D'Antoni said Gallinari had played the last seven days in a row, with no setbacks.