Sentence examples for causes setbacks from inspiring English sources

In particular InterAction's February 21 letter argued that use of "impartial international public health efforts for counter-terrorism purposes" undermines the "hard-earned trust that is essential to vaccination and humanitarian efforts" and "causes setbacks in decades-long global health and humanitarian efforts".

I think separating responsibility from business operations, while well-intended, ultimately caused setbacks.

The agency wants this to fall to zero by 2005, although recent droughts have caused setbacks: as river flows decrease, the amount of oxygen in the water falls, slowing the natural process of decomposing sewage.The Thames estuary, which was officially declared dead in 1957, is back to life and playing host to Dover sole and salmon.

The rate of depletion of natural resources is highest here, which is bound to cause setbacks, but not yet in 2025, and believed to be solved by technology.

After the recent increase in prices, earnings disappointments or other bits of adverse news will likely cause setbacks.

Although Deng's reforms have brought along plenty of opportunities to both men and women, they've also caused setbacks in terms of gender equality.

The accident in Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant caused setback to the credibility and reliability of nuclear power.

The emergence of multidrug-resistant (MDR) and extensively drug-resistant (XDR) TB has caused significant setbacks in the effort to effectively treat and cure patients, and highlights the need for new medicines.

The Axis Case White and Case Black offensives of the first six months of 1943 caused significant setbacks for the Partisans; however, in September Tito took advantage of the capitulation of Italy and managed to increase the territory under his control and double his forces in size to around 200,000 men, arming them with captured Italian weapons.

But his cause suffered setbacks in Rhode Island on Tuesday.

That is, these innovations helped cause the setbacks that occurred in many sectors of the economy during the 1340s.