Sentence examples for indicating a setback from inspiring English sources
Reinforcing that impression, the Commerce Department reported yesterday that factory orders fell sharply in June, indicating a setback in industrial output after several months of improvement.
At the Globex trading system, S&P futures are sharply lower, indicating a dramatic setback for stocks when trading gets under way at 9 30 AM EST.
United's Twitter account clarified that manager Louis van Gaal's reference to a "new injury" in his Thursday media conference was intended to differentiate Falcao's calf complaint from the anterior cruciate ligament damage he suffered in January, rather than indicate a further setback in his recovery.
Groh stopped short of saying Testaverde is his starter, indicating that, barring a setback, he was leaning toward starting him.
The result is an architectural plagiarism that's eclectic and imprecise, a hodgepodge of form and decoration that typically remains at the level of mere gesture: it lacks detail and seems to be saying, "Here is a symbol of a cornice" or "This is meant to indicate the setback style".
A study by Wenzel et al. [ 13] indicated that mandibular setback surgery resulted in a mean length decrease of 2 mm in the pharyngeal airway; however, its patency could still be maintained by adaptation to the situation.
The most recent polling indicates Clinton is threatened there with a setback similar to the one she experienced early this month in another Midwestern state, Michigan.
Kubiak said Manning's trip does not mean he had a setback in his rehab or indicate he faces increased odds of a season-ending surgery.
The announcement indicates that Russia is pushing forward with its attempt to become a peace broker in the region after a setback earlier in the week.
Second, several life cycle assessments (LCAs) indicate that various setbacks need to be addressed.
For instance, one student indicated that "the setbacks in lab gave us more perspective and respect for individuals that do original research".
