Sentence examples for an extraordinary setback from inspiring English sources
Madame did not experience the rebuke as an extraordinary setback.
And then comes World War I, which was an extraordinary setback for malaria.
"House Backs Off on Condemning Turks' Killing of Armenians" (news article, Oct. 20) revealed an extraordinary setback for American diplomatic credibility.
If it founders, this would be an extraordinary setback for the larger cause of European integration.Charlemagne's coinEurope's creation of a single currency remains both futuristic and weighted with history.
That makes this an extraordinary setback for them and a stunning result for the CNRP.In this section The humbling of Hun Sen Realpolitik redux Build it and they might come Dig deeper India's new state ReprintsIndeed, the leader of the CNRP, Sam Rainsy, claims that his party won the election, winning 63 seats, a majority.
That assessment was made even before this week's extraordinary setback for the gun lobby.
In the last year the trio has suffered extraordinary setbacks; setbacks that were entirely their own doing and setbacks that highlight the dangers of not operating under simple guidelines of fairness of common sense.
We had succeeded in getting there after many setbacks through an extraordinary effort – so many evenings returning in the dark after seven brutal hours on the water.
Both Tony Blair and Gordon Brown are aware that I am now publishing the full diaries, which I believe record in a way that no other document could, the ins and outs, ups and downs, the progress and the setbacks of an extraordinary period in UK political history.
It was an extraordinary comeback from personal and professional setbacks that almost derailed his career.
An extraordinary talent, an extraordinary human being, an extraordinary friend.
