The phrase 'academic setbacks' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any difficulty or obstacle you may encounter while pursuing an academic goal. For example, "I had several academic setbacks during my first year of college, which made it difficult to keep up with my studies."
The officials, and people who knew Mr. Hiraman, provided a portrait of a studious, introverted young man who had suffered academic setbacks but showed little inclination toward violence.
The rising test scores highlight a year of ambitious change at Newton that has succeeded in restoring pride and hope to a beleaguered school, one that had been worn down by academic setbacks and buffeted by street violence just outside its doors.
Her human rights complaint is asking for $40,000 for general damages for "the stress, anxiety, and academic setbacks" caused by the investigation process and failure to provide a safe learning environment.
Her human rights complaint is asking for $40,000 for general damages for "the stress, anxiety and academic setbacks" caused by the investigation process and failure to provide a safe learning environment.
Academic setbacks, they believe, hurt self-esteem and put struggling students at a disadvantage to students with parents who go the extra mile to give them that academic and psychological edge.
I can see how her previous reactions to his academic setbacks defaulted to panicked, interrogation style, stress-inducing questioning: "Why didn't you do it sooner?" "What were you thinking?" "Why can't you get it in gear?" It was her child.
But the decision was also a setback for academic institutions in states that do not recognize same-sex unions, says Jeffrey Trammell, who is the outgoing rector of the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, as reported by the Washington Post.
Without this support – which would not be available without government funding – Harrison would have suffered huge setbacks to his academic and social development.
Both the anti-colonial struggles and the challenges of sustaining post-colonial successes and resolving setbacks and failures have prompted much academic philosophizing.
But for Dr. Wilson, who over the past seven years built his institute into the nation's largest academic gene therapy program, the decision is a major setback.
They could respond to this setback by rethinking, considering the possibility that the academic macro types at the Fed and elsewhere actually had a point.
