Sentence examples for be a big setback from inspiring English sources
Doing so would be a big setback for a company that says its mission is "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful".
A failure by China to meet its own energy efficiency targets would be a big setback for international efforts to limit such emissions.
Experts argue that if the treaty ends without agreement or with a weak document, it will be a big setback for Mr. Obama's goals.
The higher tariff, if it sticks, would be a big setback for Perdue, for this is a market to make an agribusiness giant salivate.
If Peck's estimate is right – and 1.1 million fewer Americans sign up on Healthcare.gov this year – it would be a big setback for the marketplaces, where 9.2 million people chose coverage during the 2017 enrollment period.
"If it doesn't happen it will be a big setback for Brazil in terms of revenue, and a significant loss for the world in terms of new oil supplies".
If the court rules against Shenhua, it would be a bigger setback to the Watermark mine than the recent federal court decision on the Adani Carmichael mine because it could send the company back to the beginning of the approval process.
The Pemex fiasco is a big setback.
"Obviously, this is a big setback.
