Sentence examples similar to imminent setback from inspiring English sources
It's when we try to push too hard and want it to happen overnight that physical and/or psychological setbacks become imminent.
The latest jobs report indicates that Americans do not have the requisite economic security to absorb those imminent blows, let alone other inevitable setbacks, including another possible standoff over the nation's debt limit.
Gone is the idea that the end to this ordeal is imminent, writes Peter King on SI.com, and although it is not a fatal blow to the negotiations, it is a curious setback, writes Jason Cole on Yahoo.com.
The latest humiliating setback for the United Nations took place with the false announcement of an imminent invasion by the rebels, who had frequently accused the peacekeeping mission of creating panic by spreading false information.
Like other states, Florida has setback requirements and other regulations that in theory limit sea wall construction, but owners of buildings in imminent danger are often given emergency permission to protect them.
The results were a serious setback for Yushchenko, whose Our Ukraine Bloc finished first only in three western regions, and the elections signaled the imminent demise of the once-powerful Communist Party.
That hardly sounds imminent.
Although such setbacks have not led to a substantial drop in popular support for continuing to fight the rebels, polls show a growing skepticism about the claims of Russia's generals that victory is imminent.
Labour mobility is imminent.
Eviction appears imminent.
