Sentence examples for is a further setback from inspiring English sources

But the Surrey authority's decision is a further setback.

It is a further setback for José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, Spain's unpopular prime minister.

The discovery, announced by the country's nuclear regulator on Monday, is a further setback to efforts to contain the crisis.

The removal of the IFNC clause, which would have enabled Ofcom to allocate funding and appoint consortiums to run services across the UK, is a further setback for the plan, which now looks to be dependent on a Labour victory on 6 May.

There was a further setback in 1961 when Williams left to go solo.

There was a further setback for the Blues when the Wales and Lions skipper, Sam Warburton, was forced off early with a nasty looking cut to his eye that was to end his day's work.

A recent federal court ruling invalidating his recess appointees to the National Labor Relations Board, which enforces federal labor law, will be a further setback to workers' ability to bargain for higher wages.

There was a further setback for the visitors when they were reduced to 10 men with the dismissal of Ross Draper, and the game was then beyond them.

The launch of the battlecruiser the following year was a further setback for Japan's quest for parity.

Russia was dealt a further setback Thursday with the news that Maria Sharapova, the world's third-ranked tennis player, would miss the Olympics because of a shoulder injury.

While his case had not been confirmed as severe acute respiratory syndrome --1,500 to 2,000 people typically fall ill with other types of pneumonia each month in Hong Kong -- it was nonetheless a further setback for the city's image.