Sentence examples for has brought setbacks from inspiring English sources

The digital era has brought setbacks as well as opportunities in the struggle to keep linguistic diversity intact.

The past fortnight has brought setbacks, however, with defeats to Arsenal and Norwich and Hughes wants to get back to winning ways at his old club.

But each year has brought more victories than setbacks, and a diagnosis of cancer is no longer the death sentence it was when President Nixon launched his war 32 years ago.

But Spithill said the setbacks would not change the aggressive, instinctive approach that has brought him this far.

Although Deng's reforms have brought along plenty of opportunities to both men and women, they've also caused setbacks in terms of gender equality.

GLAD could have brought the suit that Olson and Boies did but feared "pushing the ball too far and potentially having a setback".

Mr McMillon is not to blame for these setbacks, many of which date from before he took over, but neither has he brought about a turnaround.

Someday, in the months ahead, there may be an Iraq where a smoothly run American occupation authority has dealt devastating setbacks to terrorism, brought security to most of the country, improved infrastructure and basic services, and elicited encouraging signs of democracy, economic renewal and cultural rebirth.

Sure, Iran has had setbacks, but it's pouring every possible resource into bringing this project to fruition.

However, this work has faced regular setbacks.

But Turkey has suffered setbacks elsewhere.