Sentence examples similar to continuous setback from inspiring English sources
After months of nearly continuous setbacks for his government, Assad all but vanished from public view in recent weeks, giving no interviews or speeches and making no "live" appearances on state-run television.
To avoid this methodological setback, continuous recording and painstaking documentation of important events is required; this, however, is time consuming and difficult in the daily routine.
Most growing organizations do not expand for two years and then contract for one; rather, those that survive a crisis usually enjoy four to eight years of continuous growth without a major economic setback or severe internal disruption.
For most of the 19th century, New South Wales had enjoyed almost continuous progress, broken only by occasional setbacks.
Yet the setbacks continue.
With a growth mindset, setbacks are simply part of the process of continuous learning and improvement.
Thus, the displaced employees work temporarily-for a short period of time until they find a suitable position in other hospitals-causing some setbacks in delivering an efficient service due to the continuous change in the staff most of the time.
Adherence is promoted by 1) ongoing individual contacts in person and by telephone, mail, and email; 2) continuous care/problem solving treatments; 3) skills training to prevent or cope with setbacks; 4) social support and social influence strategies and 5) ease of recording dietary intake by use of meal codes.
However, limited availability of the islets, side effects of continuous immunosuppressant administration and the logistics of finding suitable donors have proven major setbacks.
But it just seems like setback after setback after setback".
