The phrase "and the setbacks to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges or obstacles that affect a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The project faced numerous challenges, including budget constraints and the setbacks to the timeline."
Alternatives: "and the challenges to" or "and the obstacles to".
At the IB Heads World Conference in The Hague, Peter Senge discussed with me the "Education Renaissance," sharing both successful learning strategies and the setbacks to be considered when creating innovative change.
Although Goya did not make known his intention when creating the plates, art historians view them as a visual protest against the violence of the 1808 Dos de Mayo Uprising, the subsequent Peninsular War of 1808 14 and the setbacks to the liberal cause following the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy in 1814.
The Australians and U.S. forces in Australia were initially disappointed with the outcome of the Battle of the Coral Sea, fearing the MO operation was the precursor to an invasion of the Australian mainland and the setback to Japan was only temporary.
If at all, a Turkish intervention in Syria could endear Erdogan on Arab leaders, as such an intervention will address two problems, much higher on the political agenda of many leaders in the Middle East, the desire to get rid of the Alawite regime in Syria and the setback to Iran as a result of that.
Mainstream public sector unions already face existential threats from the decline in public sector employment since 2010 and from outsourcing, which is still gathering pace despite the setbacks to Serco and G4S.
The Congress leaders should not get carried away by this, for they will see that the outgoing home minister, P Chidambaram, who had been a key liberaliser, won narrowly and that the setback to the Communists in West Bengal was delivered by a regional party that has been criticised as being anti-industrialisation by the corporate bigwigs.
The two straight loses to Atkinson saw David's world rank dropped to number 2. David started to show progress later in the year and recovered from the setback to win six straight tour titles and reclaimed the World number 1 spot.
The French dominated the first half without seriously threatening to score, one Franck Ribéry effort over the bar apart, and the heaviest setback to befall Scotland was when Darren Fletcher was forced off in the 26th minute with an injury inflicted by the home captain, Patrick Vieira.
After Seattle ran on first down on three of four possessions, the Rams showed single coverage on the outside receivers, but Seattle played it safe, Michael ran again for a two-yard loss, and the setback led to its seventh punt.
Labour MPs opposed to Corbyn's leadership have pencilled in the May elections as a date to kick-start their coup and failure to win over the traditionally Labour city of London and further setbacks to the SNP in Scotland will give them the impetus they need to make a move against him.
By some accounts, two strands of the debate — how to respond to the possible use of chemical weapons and how to deal with the recent setbacks to the rebels — are beginning to merge in the administration's deliberations.
