Sentence examples for be a setback from from inspiring English sources

Like so many others, he dropped a shot at the difficult 12th, a par four that had been stretched to 515 yards, and that proved to be a setback from which he could not recover.

It was a setback from which the Tigers never recovered.

The sight of a prime minister unable to control events, Douglas-Home later conceded, was a setback from which his campaign never recovered.

"This is a setback from what he wanted to do," said Fred Wertheimer, president of Democracy 21, a Washington group that helped push through the recent overhaul of the campaign finance laws and pushed to stop Mr. DeLay's plans for the New York convention.

Starlee Kine of New York wrote that it was "just one huge whirlpool of pointless drama, pulling everything in its path under with it", while Entertainment Weekly writer Darren Franich thought that it was a setback from the previous episode.

"This is a setback for us but one from which we have no doubt we will recover".

The departure of MGM from the bidding is a setback for Vivendi, which for several months has diligently tried to play bidders against one another.

Facing Little Singer, from the fourth to eighth floors, is a setback 15 feet from the property line, deepening to 25 feet from the eighth floor to the roof.

It was a setback he recovered from, becoming a two-weight world champion by his seventh contest and a three-weight champion by his 12th.

Initially, after around 4 months from pruning, there was a setback seen in the crop harvested from treatment plots since they were rested without plucking.

Goodwin's abrupt departure from the PBS show is a setback, but she can take comfort from the fact that U.S. News treated her as a legitimate pundit this week by quoting her prominently about Lyndon Johnson.