Sentence examples similar to deal with any setbacks from inspiring English sources

As a result, Gonzalez has not had to deal with any major setbacks.

The British journalist and TV presenter, once the editor of the Daily Mirror, has lived in the US for years, where "I see it all the time," he says, "people who refuse to accept, or talk about, or deal with any real setbacks in their lives.

The module helps patients to bring together the major points they have learned while working through the programme and to plan for how they would use this information to deal with any future setbacks (relapse prevention).

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.

As launch day approached, J&J had to deal with a setback: the FDA told J&J that it couldn't use stents more than six months old.

While Americans can borrow to deal with financial setbacks, borrowing is perilous.

But the property group admitted it faced a multi-million pound bill to deal with two setbacks.

And to deal with these setbacks they have come up with a solution: cut every capital project they can.

"It's how we deal with it, cope with it, manage ourselves and deal with the setbacks.

Nothing beats a physical book, and glass screens always have to deal with certain setbacks, but when it comes down to sheer convenience an iPad will get the novel read.

How did she deal with those setbacks?