Sentence examples similar to an added setback from inspiring English sources

He added: "Setbacks come in headlines and improvements come one life at a time".

"There was a point where I was constantly having headaches and was trying to do something on the bike or jogging and my head would be pounding from it". Halfpenny, who said he had spells when he felt close to a comeback only to suffer a setback, added: "You were thinking when is this going to end.

A 6.3-magnitude quake that struck the region on June 13 has added another setback.

She added: "Any setback is always easier to overcome when I can see the ability to be able to run again".

"[We tend to] veer towards the negative". He added that setbacks should be seen as an opportunity to gather feedback, rather than as a sign of failure.

The called-off performances will cost the orchestra hundreds of thousands of dollars, and they add another setback to its efforts to be a world-traveling band.

And the building's presence in the Greenwich Village skyline should be diminished by a series of setbacks added to its design.

A setback was added to address seepage problems in the dam.

A setback was added to address problems with seepage in the lower parts of the dam.

Scott Segal, a lobbyist with the Electric Reliability Coordinating Council, an industry group founded largely to advance the regulatory change, described the ruling as a setback, and added, "This stay motion and litigation undermine certainty for consumers and the regulated community".

"The lack of wireless connectivity and limited storage options are a setback," he added.