Sentence examples for correct setbacks from inspiring English sources

Sometimes things go too far off the rails for even a great team to recover, but better to invest in a team that can correct setbacks than an average team that crumbles under even minor deviations.

In the final phase the emphasis is on helping them develop personalized strategies for identifying and immediately correcting any setbacks.

Or, because both tacticians could not be correct, a wrenching setback.

"If that interpretation is correct, the ruling represents a setback to future fiscal adjustment efforts in Portugal".

The aims of this study were (1) to evaluate postoperative stability and (2) to examine bone healing in the pterygomaxillary region after total maxillary setback surgery to correct dentofacial deformities.

If this investor is correct by asserting that this latest setback is a mere blip on the radar, the trade could pan out well during the summer.

Last year, Fish was among the American threats at the Open, but this year his season has been marred by health setbacks; he had surgery to correct a heart problem in April.

AND if bears like David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff & Associates are correct, the economy and the stock market will experience serious setbacks in the next few years.

Some economists believe the worst is over and that the recent setback was caused mainly by a need to "correct" excess inventories, not any fundamental defect in the economy.

The major setback in using this approach is the need of a detailed and correct semantic description of the services and their components.

You are indeed correct--funding "did get delayed" according to Marie Willet, NIH's Academic Research Enhancement Award (AREA) program coordinator because of congressional setbacks while completing NIH's budget.