Sentence examples for be set back again from inspiring English sources
While the government's decision to reinstate daylight saving goes into effect Friday, the clocks will be set back again in late June at the start of the Muslim holiday Ramadan.
The opening was set back again in March when a ceiling collapsed in the arrivals area.
Then the clock was set back again to just before midnight for a second test.
The company's plans were set back again at the end of December 2010 when an E.P.A. panel revoked the air pollution permit for one of its drilling rigs.
But the marriage of Turkish and European values has not proven easy to consummate, and in recent weeks it has been set back again, this time by a dispute over the fugitive Kurdish rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan.
Executives with "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" said Thursday that the opening of the oft-delayed, $60 million musical would be set back once again, this time by three weeks, meaning it will miss lucrative Thanksgiving week, forgo an attention-getting bow over Christmas, and open during the box office doldrums of January.
If young reformers in the Arab region are again crushed after the change candidate takes power in Washington, their hopes for genuine reform in the Arab world will be set back for years, once again.
I think the movement will be damaged, will be set back for decades, if George Bush wins again".
What the bill will do, however, is set back the reputation of North Carolinians yet again, and give the rest of the country another reason to point and laugh at the backwoods religious nuts who live there.
Once glucose was exhausted again, the temperature was set back to 30°C and a third pulse of glucose supplied.
