Sentence examples for deal with a setback from inspiring English sources

It meant more to our father to see us deal with a setback and try to bounce back than to watch how we handled our successes.

In choosing the patients to take part, consideration has also been given to the likelihood of success in their case and their mental robustness to deal with a setback being witnessed by millions.

Their business is two-and-a-half years old, and although they consider it successful, the couple does not have much of a financial cushion to deal with a setback like this one.

The more you know, the more equipped you feel to deal with a major setback or challenge.

He went to the locker room, and it appeared as if the Nets would have to deal with another setback in a season filled with them.

Losing out on the deal would be a setback with important de- rating risk.

England had to deal with the setback of losing paceman Steven Finn to a suspected thigh injury, with the Middlesex man leaving the field during his second spell.

"Chris has had to deal with the setback of not being picked internationally in the past 12 months," said McCall.

A segment when the semi-good guy enters their comic book-ey origin story and well-meaning characters like Otto deal with their setbacks in a destructive way.

Much of Greenfeld's jaw-dropping documentary will seem like red meat to the Occupy Wall Street movement as it examines how the 1% deal with financial setbacks during a recession.

Without wanting to talk too much, the players come out with awful lot of credit for dealing with setbacks and I expect them to deal with tonight's setback as well.