Sentence examples for global setback from inspiring English sources

If drug-resistance spreads to Bangladesh and India, the Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance say it would be "a major regional and global setback to progress in malaria control efforts over the last decade".

Data from China showed once-booming manufacturing contracted for a third consecutive month, while the euro zone's dominant service sector shrank in September for the first in two years, intensifying anxiety about another global setback.

The British economy, so vulnerable in the past to global setbacks, has proved remarkably resilient to the world slowdown that started last year.

A souped-up domestic drive, therefore, could help neutralize some of the global setbacks faced by its 5G crown jewels like Huawei.

On a global scale, setbacks are not unusual in polio vaccination campaigns, which, by dint of their massive scale and need to reach deep inside conservative societies, end up grappling with more than just medical challenges.

Ahead of tonight's GAYCATION season finale, we talked to host Ian Daniel about the global movement, setbacks and rise of inclusion in a time of fear and uncertainty for the LGBTQ community.

The deal comes nearly two weeks after Liberty Global had a setback when Ziggo, the largest provider of cable television services in the Netherlands, rejected a buyout offer that it considered "inadequate".

On another issue, EU finance ministers failed to agree on the funding it will give the developing world to cope with global warming, a setback for the deal negotiators hope to deliver in Copenhagen.

The Russian elites are unsure about the durability of U.S. power, but they have seen the United States renew itself in the wake of global and economic setbacks in the past.

But make no mistake, the US government's restraint in outbreak preparedness is a major setback for global health policy.

The economy's outlook is weak, and the currency will remain vulnerable to periodic policy setback and global factors.