Sentence examples for considering setbacks from inspiring English sources

When considering setbacks over the course of his career, J. Walter Thompson's Non-Executive Chairman Bob Jeffrey thinks of losing accounts, which he always took "very personally and emotionally".

The major takeaway from this Olympics affair -- politically -- is that elected Republicans, and those in the right wing media's echo chamber, really do consider setbacks for the nation and its people (think health care reform) to be good news for themselves.

Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Costa Mesa), who sponsored some of the legislation limiting the FAA's oversight, remains "a strong proponent of commercial space exploration and considers setbacks, however tragic, to be the constant companion of freedom and progress," spokesman Ken Grubbs said.

It may seem surprising that the animal rights group is trying to make leather the new fur now, considering the setbacks it has suffered this last season.

This decision, along with what happened in the Ontario contract, are considered major setbacks for AECL, and complicate the decision of the Federal Government regarding selling off AECL (The Globe and Mail,2010).

Her election was considered a setback for proponents of Puerto Rican statehood.

The latest development is considered a setback for Elliott Management and other hedge funds.

The turn of events is considered a setback for the Clinton administration.

Mr. Fitzgerald's stance was considered a setback for the impeachment committee, but not an insurmountable one.

So Friday's news that all three players had declined the team's qualifying offer was not considered a setback.

And it suggested that the agency consider adopting setback requirements to limit building at the edge of the sea.