Sentence examples for fresh setbacks from inspiring English sources
Asos, which had delivered three in six months, had no fresh setbacks to confess on Tuesday and the share price rebounded 14%.
Foreground; David Munk, deputy foreign editor talks to Ewen MacAskill, diplomatic editor, about fresh setbacks in reform of the United Nations.
England already have four – Dan Cole, Matt Stevens, Corbisiero and David Wilson – in New Zealand and it could make more sense for Johnson to consider plugging other areas of his squad, particularly if Moody and Mark Cueto suffer fresh setbacks.
Vote Leave, which is Westminster-focused and MP-dominated, has been the most prominent of the trio but on Friday it suffered fresh setbacks when it lost key Labour and Green support and its two most prominent officials were viciously denounced by Banks.
Fresh setbacks — which include a failed escape from a dead-end job as the gofer to an idle rich woman (Christine Taylor) and a roof-party run-in with a condescending ex-boyfriend (Brandon Micheal Hall) — prime the pump of her motivation.
As in total war, fresh setbacks arise with disheartening regularity, threatening to undo any hope that the catastrophe will be resolved without exhausting the patience and resources of the entire country.
There are two ways of looking at Carlsen's fresh setback.
On Tuesday President Michel Martelly suffered a fresh setback when senators rejected his nominee for prime minister.
There were sharp increases in new arrivals both from the European Union and outside the EU in a fresh setback for David Cameron's pledge to cut immigration sharply.
In a fresh setback to the Chancellor, the ComRes poll of 150 backbenchers found that only one in four (26 per cent) of Tory MPs believes economic growth will improve over the next 12 months.
The episode represents a fresh setback for Rolls-Royce after a different engine model, designed to power Boeing's long-awaited 787 Dreamliner, had an uncontained failure that caused minor damage to a testing center in August.
