Sentence examples for is facing a setback from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Heineken's efforts to secure a controlling stake in Asia Pacific Breweries is facing a setback after Thai Beverage increased its stake in Fraser & Neave, the Singapore-based conglomerate that had agreed to sell its rights in the Asian brewer to Heineken for around $4.1 billion.

Recognize why you are facing a setback.

AT&T says it is facing a temporary setback in growth partly because there aren't enough new iPhones to go around.

The long-fought battle for greater transparency in human drug trials is facing a major setback after a legal challenge against full disclosure from within the pharmaceutical industry.

Theresa May is facing a new setback in Brexit negotiations after the government in Dublin said that her proposal for the Irish border was unworkable.

"In the face of this unpredictable change around the Arab world, Turkish foreign policy is facing a major setback," said Sami Kohen, a columnist for Milliyet, a daily newspaper in Turkey.

The question, analysts say, is whether the company is facing a temporary setback or whether its hardware business might be a drag on revenue and profits for a while.

Fitbit shares have dropped 18% and the company is facing a big setback as allegations of inaccurate heart rate monitoring technology emerge.

At the same time, Ms. McFarland is facing a new potential setback: Her résumé and recent newspaper articles suggest that she holds a doctorate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, yet she does not.

Mr. Keillor's decision comes at time when public radio is facing a number of public setbacks.

District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau of Manhattan might be facing a rare setback on a matter of jurisdiction.