Sentence examples for at the setbacks from inspiring English sources

The creation of the group, according to several administration officials, grew out of Mr. Bush's frustration at the setbacks in Iraq and the absence of more visible progress in Afghanistan, at a moment when remnants of the Taliban appear to be newly active.

There, we felt the intense energy of the many people who were not only frustrated at the setbacks on immigration reform, but also incensed about the racist law in Arizona that, in addition to violating basic civil rights, is also obviously directed at Latinos, and at brown Latinos at that.

To be sure, gains in law school programs have not been as stark as the setbacks at business schools.

Klitschko, who holds the IBF, IBO, WBA, WBO world heavyweight belts, spoke of his disappointment at the setback.

It is not the first time Mayweather has spurned Khan's advances and the Bolton fighter expressed his dismay at the setback.

Hartlepool's dismay at the setback was only heightened by the knowledge that Liddle had benefited from referee Barry Knight's leniency after five minutes.

Working-class Egyptians tend to take the side of the army in the belief that law and order matters more than revolutionary change.Many Muslim conservatives remain convinced that the Copts are at fault, whereas Egyptian Christians despair at the setback to their hopes, raised by the revolution, that they might once again become equal citizens, a status that has steadily eroded in recent decades.

At night, the setbacks are upwardly lit by floodlights, further emphasizing the structure's vertical elements.

But the setbacks at the airport could have more serious consequences, particularly for two local politicians — Matthias Platzeck and Klaus Wowereit — who are on the airport's board and have staked their reputations to the project.

The setbacks at the French Open were all confined to the courts Tuesday, with both Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Juan Martín del Potro coming oh-so-close to toppling Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer in the quarterfinals.

In the aftermath of the setbacks at the Defile, Marj Ardabil and other similar disasters, the need to reinforce the buckling frontiers stretched the military and financial resources of the Caliphate.