Sentence examples for because of these setbacks from inspiring English sources

But despite, or because of these setbacks, a new era of democratic purpose is coming.

Hopefully, one day, when we lift the Champions League the feeling will be that bit more special because of those setbacks.

In spite of these setbacks, he regards his condition as much better than before.

Because of the setbacks in training resulting from the shin problem, Dickinson has said he will be satisfied if Tapit runs second or third.

"But because of the setbacks [including the closure of the park during the federal shutdown] we climbed a lot in December, which actually gave us good conditions and helped us realise that it is best done as a winter free-climb.

However, the international consensus required to resolutely address this challenge was significantly eroded over the previous decade because of the setbacks to the global non-proliferation regime.

Why I often mention this, that I am a woman and an Arab, is because of the setbacks it can present.

Bent was forced to withdraw from England's Euro 2012 qualifier with Wales because of the setback.

His fleet was wrecked off Mt. Athos with enormous loss, however, and because of this setback he was deprived of his command.

"I full well expect that people who are convinced ideologically that they are right to restrict access to abortion, they will not stop because of this setback," said Parker, the Mississippi abortion provider.

But because of the setback law, the dollars disappeared when the project was scrapped.