Sentence examples for great setback from inspiring English sources
This has to be a great setback".
No great setback to their cause, you might think.
By and large, this was not any great setback to the bosses.
The agency director, Mohamed ElBaradei, described the omission as a "great setback".
That would be a great setback for the rule of law.
The great setback of 1996, when Birt's heavy-handed management reorganisation notoriously kept women away from the top broadcasting posts, was only temporary.
They experience great setbacks.
The concept of using viruses to kill tumors has long been established, but the field has suffered great setbacks and "bottle neck" in target efficiency.
The fragility of the South Vietnamese government was reflected on the battlefield, where its military experienced great setbacks against the Viet Cong.
Perhaps the greatest setback was Bordenkircher v. Hayes, decided in 1978.
But he said the oil spill could be an even greater setback, potentially changing fishing conditions for years.
