Sentence examples similar to induce setbacks from inspiring English sources
Occasionally, surprising things happen to them -- illness, robbery, betrayal -- but the greatest insights these setbacks induce are realizations that "acceptance... is the harshest lesson life teaches and the one most important to learn," or that "a human life led without love is not worth living".
Getting passed over for a promotion might induce unhappiness, but depression came from the irrational tendency to generalise from that single setback to an image of oneself as an all-round failure.
For Zuckerman, by reinvigorating inter-war hyperbole about the powers of bombing to induce crippling fear in the civilian population, the 'misuse' of the Hull survey represented a clear setback in his campaign to use science to slay myth.
Both have suffered setbacks.
There have been setbacks, however.
There have been setbacks.
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There is a complex interaction between building generated vortices and the flow induced by the array, which depends on building height, the setback of the array from the roof edge, and other building parameters.
David, who was in a medically induced coma for 11 days, faced many difficult months of recovery, punctuated by setbacks.
SETBACK FOR BANK OF AMERICA A New York state judge made it easier for the bond insurer MBIA to pursue its $1.4 billion lawsuit accusing Countrywide Financial, a unit of Bank of America, of fraudulently inducing it to insure risky mortgage-backed securities.
