Sentence examples for as setting back from inspiring English sources

Ms. Peale said she was disappointed but did not see the outcome as setting back the cause, only making it more urgent.

Further, he has described Guantanamo as setting back "the moral authority that is America's strongest currency in the world". What Barrack Obama has framed a "teachable moment" therapists often refer to as a "corrective emotional experiences". This opportunity is critical in personal relationships as well.

All one must realize is how easy it had been for suicide bombers to walk one mile across an unguarded border between Israel and the West Bank to commit murder and mayhem as well as set back the prospects for peace.

And so, while its form resembles a castle keep with a moat, and while it observes such requirements as being set back from surrounding roads by 100ft, its concrete bulwarks come disguised as earthworks, and its anti-truck bollards are fig-leafed with hedges.

The carnage in America is widely seen as having set back a range of Arab causes, especially the Palestinian campaign to win global sympathy.

Planted a purple plum as a set back tree in the yard of a home at 43 Beers St. Planted at cherry tree in Bayview Park and weeded and mulched around the bases of several other trees within the park.

Pointing to what it calls past mistakes, the Bush administration has already singled out federal indecision under President Bill Clinton as having set back by several years the completion of two major pipelines.

During her tenure, she was the key person in implementing major urban design initiatives: zoning legislation of urban open space, streetscape, plazas, subway easements, tree plantings, as well as density, bulk and set back controls.

But even as those images set back his cause, he found new influence with the Americans intent on rallying Arab support.

The new church was constructed on the same site as earlier buildings, set back from the road on the east side of Queen Street in the town centre.

I've yet to hear someone use it in a respectable manner, so placing it on a census seems as yet another way to set back African-Americans".