Sentence examples for going to set back from inspiring English sources

"This conviction is going to set back China's policies in Tibetan areas and further depress the hope and confidence people had in the Chinese government," said Robbie Barnett, director of the modern Tibetan studies program at Columbia University.

"The court of appeal have reached out to us and said they are going to set back three judges to hear the case," Evans said outside hospital on Tuesday night.

Somehow, I think this GhostNet is going to set back the Chinese for years.

If this is the tip of the iceberg, we're going to set back law enforcement and policing and public safety by decades.

"If this is the tip of the iceberg, we're going to set back law enforcement and policing and public safety by decades," he added.

"It's not going to set me back," Burnett said of the lengthy delay.

He admitted the latest negative news was "going to set us back a little bit".

We know violence only begets violence, and destroying property and vandalizing a neighborhood is only going to set progress back.

Of course you do, but it's going to set you back a pound for someone to pick up that overpriced coke and bring it over.

The new UNESCO award is going to set him back some $3m (not including fees for the lobbyists and public-relations firms who swung this for him).

"I hope it's not going to set him back for very long, but obviously they're taking all necessary precautions".