Sentence examples for greater setbacks from inspiring English sources

After all their efforts, pushing, struggling, sacrifices, risks, little successes, greater setbacks, hopes, help, and more -- they finally broke through and got the miracle.

But he said the oil spill could be an even greater setback, potentially changing fishing conditions for years.

Saudi Arabia might have to share its leadership of the organisation and Iran faces an even greater setback.

There has been no greater setback since Cantona abruptly retired than Ronaldo's move for £80m to Real Madrid, which has at least allowed Rooney to shine in that void.

They found out that the greater setback with posterior movement of mandible, the greater the reduction of airway size.

This study was performed to compare the condylar position and angulation on 3-dimensional (3D) views between greater setback side (GSS) and lesser setback side (LSS) after asymmetric mandibular setback (AMS) using computed tomography.

There can be no greater setback than to be cruelly and mercilessly killed.

They experience great setbacks.

Some of former President George W. Bush's greatest setbacks came when the Supreme Court rejected such arguments.

Rush Limbaugh has complained that Mr Bush's legacy may be the greatest increase in domestic spending, and one of the greatest setbacks to liberty, in modern times.

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.