Sentence examples for considerable blow to from inspiring English sources

The loss of Agüero is a considerable blow to City and Pep Guardiola.

"The battle of Normandy dealt a considerable blow to the Nazis, but the main part still had to be done," he said.

Meanwhile, in less pleasing news for the Blues, the Londoners have been handed a considerable blow to their long-term transfer strategy after Atletico Madrid forward Antoine Griezmann announced his plans to remain in Spain.

While the Indian information technology industry has been a keen supporter and benefactor of strong trade relations between India and the Unites States, the bill would deal a considerable blow to the industry.

Jose Mourinho has been dealt a considerable blow to his January transfer window plans after Inter Milan sporting director Piero Ausilio revealed that the San Siro club have no intention of selling Fredy Guarin.

Aleksandr Zheleznyakov, a scientist with the Federation of Russian Cosmonautics, said the latest mishap was "a considerable blow to the industry's image, particularly taking into account our many setbacks in the last couple of years".

Losing Yoann Huget is a considerable blow but Philippe Saint-André made 13 changes to the side that beat Italy, demonstrating the strength at his disposal.

Defeat for the Republic of Ireland in Vienna on Saturday would not be fatal in a group that appears destined to go down to the final set of games, but it would still represent a considerable blow, not least because Austria are stacked with problems of their own.

This was a considerable blow.

The loss of Andrew Symonds after an arm operation proved a considerable blow.

With continuing doubts about Rio Ferdinand's fitness, losing Vidic, who has been an outstanding performer since joining from Spartak Moscow in 2006, would be a considerable blow.