Sentence examples for be a grave setback from inspiring English sources
Losing him because of this would be a grave setback and I hope it will be unnecessary.
The triumph of democracy and tolerance in Iraq, in Afghanistan and beyond would be a grave setback for international terrorism.
A wild stock rally followed by a crash, as happened in 2006-07, would be a grave setback.Since looser monetary policy is the right medicine for the economy but a risk for overheated shares, the solution could be stricter regulation of the stockmarket itself.
France could scarcely afford to its security was too tightly bound to Russia's but France's policy of wooing Italy out of the Triple Alliance was a grave setback, not for Germany but for Austria-Hungary.
But the settlement of October 1465 was a grave setback for the king, whose brother Charles gained title to Normandy while Charles the Bold, soon to inherit Burgundy, acquired strategic counties and towns in Artois.
Losing glyphosate would be a serious setback.
This would be a grave mistake.
That would be a grave mistake.
This will be a grave mistake.
Population explosion has created a grave setback in the economic growth and all-round human development in developing countries.
But for nervous investors and worried politicians, desperate for details and prices, the "plan" was a grave disappointment.A great failure of nerveHow serious is this setback?
