Sentence examples for fears of a setback from inspiring English sources

The prospect of widening anti-American protest nevertheless prompted fears of a setback to the region's democratization process and its relationship with the West.

It has also raised fears of a setback in the government's efforts, backed by the United States, to calm insurgencies and fight terrorism.

It has also raised fears of a setback in the government's efforts, backed by the United States, to calm insurgencies and combat terrorism.

That was in 1998, when it slashed rates by half a percentage point on fears of a sharp setback to the global economy.

The ruling that overthrew California's Proposition 8 may be allowed to stand unscathed, thanks to a nest of legal difficulties and fears of further setbacks by opponents of gay marriage.

Suzanne Daley (NYT) RUSSIA: GUSINSKY CHARGES REINSTATED A Moscow court revived fraud charges against the Russian media baron Vladimir Gusinsky, dealing him another setback in a case that has raised fears of a Kremlin crackdown on free speech.

Thus they talk of a setback or a defeat.

This hole is a bit of a setback.

Seeking to assuage fears of a return to war, both government and Farc quickly said that despite the setback they would insist on peace.

Fearing a setback in elections next year, the leaders of the main pro-Beijing political party here called today for the government to delay internal security legislation by more than a year.

Some Iraqis fear a setback as Mr. Bremer takes time to get acquainted.