Sentence examples for both a setback to from inspiring English sources
This news is both a setback to Africa's eradication campaign and a serious threat to public health.
Both countries called the plan a setback to international trust that was likely to upset the balance of power.
His statement is likely to be viewed as a setback to both the Metropolitan police, investigating the 1984 killing of Fletcher by shots fired from the London Libyan embassy, and Scottish police wanting to pursue the bombing of a Pan Am flight over Lockerbie in 1988.
The decision deals a setback to a flurry of similar cases filed across the country, and it comes at an uncertain moment for both the legal academy and the law profession.
Only assertive, sustained American diplomacy is likely to keep the conflict from turning into a ruinous ordeal for both Israelis and Palestinians and a damaging setback to American interests in the region.
The collapse of the planned purchase is a setback both to HSBC, which has now failed twice to complete major announced acquisitions in Asia, and for the Thai government, which has been trying to rebuild its financial industry after a currency crash in 1997 drove three out of four Thai banks into insolvency or state ownership.
