Sentence examples for inevitable setback from inspiring English sources

While that means the business will underperform its peers during the mania years, it will also survive when the inevitable setback occurs.

Here are some things you can do in order to sleep better and position yourself against an inevitable setback: First take a deep breath and jettison your speculative stocks, regardless of how many analysts' recommendation lists they top.

When a government official talks about "inevitable setbacks," you know he is nervous.

To be sure, many investors are cool headed enough to not let inevitable setbacks derail them.

Mrs. Clinton characterized the attacks as part of the inevitable "setbacks and bad days," and she praised the Afghan security forces' response as "fast and effective".

He wants to help students learn to cope better with the inevitable setbacks, he said, "so they don't fall apart if they get a B-minus".

There will, of course, be times when it does not go well but Pendleton believes she has the experience and determination to cope with the inevitable setbacks.

But I remain hopeful that an early and well-managed experience of those childhood inequities will help to make them more accepting of the inevitable setbacks and challenges they encounter as adults.

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.

A life in art, with its inevitable setbacks and heartbreaks, counts only in the long run; the winners are the ones who sustain their passion and concentration over time.

Or, in the gentler words of the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, "Our strategy will continue to evolve and be refined as we adapt to new developments and the inevitable setbacks".