Sentence examples for but a setback from inspiring English sources

But a setback led researchers to considerably retool the therapy.

The downfall of the brand is not just a pivotal moment for fashion, but a setback to the entire US industry.

But a setback came when a man set fire to the basilica's sacristy in April, with repair work still under way.

Obama's Oval Office address last month about his Administration's response to the Islamic State was not only a misstep but a setback; weirdly perfunctory and widely panned, the speech heightened concerns that Obama has no strategy.

He thought he would be able to return for the beginning of the season, but a setback in spring training has kept him out so far this season, with a return date at least several more weeks away.

Club captain Mikel Arteta is another who can fill the midfield role, but a setback in his recovery from a calf injury is set to keep him on the sidelines for even longer with the Spaniard last playing in November 2014.

But in a setback to the plaintiffs' lawyers, United States District Judge Milton Pollack dismissed the complaint in August as lacking merit.

But in a setback for Mr. Lepage and company, Mr. Förterer suffered a breakdown and withdrew in May, Mr. Gilbert said.

The decision delighted greens but is a setback for the nuclear industry, which is building a new generation of power stations.

Jeter, 38, had hoped to be ready for the start of the season but had a setback when he felt soreness last month at spring training.

Adobe first offered the Flash Player for smartphones in 2010 but faced a setback when Apple refused to allow it to be installed on iPhones and iPads.