Sentence examples for huge setbacks from inspiring English sources
Ridley is tone-deaf to the 20th-century traumas that were huge setbacks for the gospel of progress.
The rulings were huge setbacks for the repellent idea that states can bypass federal authority over immigration and create their own schemes to harass and expel undocumented residents.
Without this support – which would not be available without government funding – Harrison would have suffered huge setbacks to his academic and social development.
Atif Ansar, a colleague of Flyvbjerg's at Oxford, says that because such projects take so long to build — more than eight and a half years for the average large dam — they are vulnerable to a kind of entropy, in which even unrelated events can produce huge setbacks.
Atif Ansar, a colleague of Flyvbjerg's at Oxford, says that because such projects take so long to build more than eight and a half years for the average large dam they are vulnerable to a kind of entropy, in which even unrelated events can produce huge setbacks.
Last but not least, a recent IBD/TIPP Poll illustrates that Clinton is suffering huge setbacks in important geographical regions.
It would be a huge setback".
But that would be a huge setback.
"The opposition has suffered a huge setback".
A loss would be a huge setback".
