Sentence examples for in response to setbacks from inspiring English sources

The weaker corporate investment showed up particularly in communications equipment, perhaps in response to setbacks at Internet and high-technology companies where profits have weakened lately and raising money through new stock issues is now far more difficult.

Iraq's Defense Ministry said IS has stepped up suicide blasts in response to setbacks in Ramadi.

Mr Ghaly's establishment of Ansar Dine could be seen as a response to setbacks he experienced in the internal Tuareg power struggle, but alongside this Tuareg nationalism one can also trace the development of strong religious beliefs.

Mrs Patterson also said that coca had appeared for the first time in the departments of Arauca and Vichada.Like first-world-war generals, the drug warriors' response to setbacks has typically been to throw more resources into the breach.

The economy, already at a crawl, could well slow down further in response to economic setbacks in Europe and China or to homegrown problems like political gridlock that delay spending on job-creation efforts.

This approach, combined with a solid international grain reserve to be released in response to unforeseeable setbacks, has the best chance of assuring adequate food supplies.

In response to this setback, and in particular spurred by student activism during the Vietnam War and the fact that 18-year-olds could be drafted to fight in the war but not vote in federal elections in most states, an amendment was introduced in the U.S. Congress.

The DH's brief initial statement in response to the setback on Friday gave no indication that it intended to comply with the tribunal's ruling that it "dismisses the Department of Health's appeal against the information commissioner's decision that the 10 November 2010 Transition Risk Register should be disclosed, except in relation to the name of a junior official which should be redacted".

In response to this setback, PotatoChipScience.com, a website devoted to eco-friendly snack hacks, has posted a slideshow that let's folks repurpose empty chip bags before they reach the dump.

This casts light on identities as evolving over time through a process of wayfinding in response to role changes, setbacks and turning-points (Ingold, 2000), as actors 'make sense of and "enact" their environments' (Pratt et al., 2006: 235; Weick, 1995).

In response to the inadequate setback of the hyoid bone and tongue, the volume of the tongue caused its elevation to compensate for the constriction of the pharyngeal airway space.