Sentence examples for ensuing setbacks from inspiring English sources
The agreement was not the beginning of the peace process; nor was it the end, as was amply demonstrated by the ensuing setbacks and missed deadlines, tantrums and threats, flexibility and dogmatism.
She takes a resilient approach to ensuing setbacks by harnessing a support system before any challenges hit.
The songs on "Steady Pull" reflect the relief and optimism of a person who has put professional setbacks and some ensuing personal travails behind her.
Brown was expected to play a key role in the ensuing case, and her death has been a setback to investigators.
Charting their care over the ensuing months, beginning just hours after the blast, has revealed a journey of medical setbacks and emotional turmoil.
The ensuing period of the Lee Myung-bak administration (2008 13) was, on the other hand, regarded as "a setback period," as Lee was a staunch pro-American politician.
The NFL, while notably frustrated by this ruling, noted it was a setback and assured the public that they would appeal, setting the stage for an even longer ensuing legal battle that could set a new legal precedent.
The hilarity ensues when a humiliating career setback forces him to return and once again be teamed with the woman who was his professional (and personal) partner, played by Patricia Heaton.
The United States' contribution to this setback was the "chaos that ensued after the U.S.-led invasion," she writes, at which point crimes against women increased.
Then, in late 2009, after endless setbacks and rejections, a young agent took on the book, and a bidding war ensued, with Little, Brown stumping up an advance of $665,000.
