Always adjust your answers to give you the best chance of avoiding the red pitfall arrows as they will otherwise result in a substantial setback.
"This could represent a substantial setback to their program," David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security, a private group in Washington that tracks nuclear proliferation, said of the problem behind the Bushehr upset.
The judgment is a substantial setback for the prime minister, Theresa May, who wants to set the exit process in motion by March.
"That was a substantial setback for Vitro and a substantial victory for the holdouts".
During that period, there was only one substantial setback to the trend, in 1952 and 1953, when the end of the Korean War brought soldiers back to the civilian economy.
Mr. Bush spoke only hours before the Florida Supreme Court ruled that the results of manual recounts in Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties must be included in Florida's final vote totals, a substantial legal setback for his brother.
Still, for all of the applause in Washington and London and the very substantial setback the loss of the city represents for the Taliban, its conquest is not a knockout blow.
Although such setbacks have not led to a substantial drop in popular support for continuing to fight the rebels, polls show a growing skepticism about the claims of Russia's generals that victory is imminent.
SETBACK FOR GARDNER Brett Gardner will not start swinging a bat for more than a week after sustaining a setback in his recovery from a right elbow injury.
After an elaborate planning, even an extensive drug testing program can be executed without substantial setbacks.
