Sentence examples for as much of a setback from inspiring English sources

"In some respects, Brexit would be as much of a setback for Europe as for London — it's almost mutually assured destruction, in terms of taking out momentum from the whole ecosystem".

"You're not as much of a soldier".

How much of a setback to growth do these twin crises represent?

"How much of a setback depends on what they do next season.

Inside, two signposts summed up how much of a setback the reconciliation between the communities here has suffered.

So far, we don't even know how much of a setback the damage of the explosions will be to the port.

But Mr. Reyes sees the change in the town as more of a setback.

A goalless draw was a setback for Brazil, as much as it was a significant step forward for their opponents.

"That wasn't progress as much as it was preventing a major setback".

It is thus a serious setback for HIV/AIDS prevention that in the 21st century and in the modern Information and Communications Technology (ICT) era where information in HIV/AIDS abounds, as much as 30% of the respondents believed fully or were not sure that witchcraft and other spiritual factors caused HIV/AIDS.

But none of these setbacks drew as much derision as his decision to award an Australian knighthood to the Duke of Edinburgh.