Sentence examples similar to it has led to setbacks from inspiring English sources

With satellites operating much longer than anticipated, customers are expecting more from the new generation of birds, which has led to headline-grabbing setbacks.

The world is undergoing a financial turmoil that has led to serious economic setbacks and a global food crisis.

He has performed at the Fringe on five occasions, and his energetic, physical style has led to the occasional setback.

Anger like his over American foreign policy has led to a disastrous setback for the global effort against polio.

This setback has led to renewed interest in trying to unlock the heart cells' inherent growth program.

Despite setbacks in Europe, measles vaccine has led to a huge drop in global deaths from the disease.

Kumar's prickly manner had led to several career setbacks, including being passed over for the job of managing McKinsey's India office.

One is an Op-Ed column written in 1972 by A. M. Rosenthal, then the managing editor, who asserted one year after the case that publication of the Pentagon Papers had served the public well and had led to no national security setbacks.

This, combined with increased Maoist forces here, have led to a series of setbacks for the security forces over the past couple of years.

These setbacks have led to the revival of an old idea by oil interests and the governments of Alberta and the Northwest Territories: Sending Canadian oil north through a so-called "Arctic Gateway". One possible pipeline route would run from Alberta, through Saskatchewan and Manitoba, to the port of Churchill along the west coast of Hudson Bay.

Brazil's crisis in some ways resembles those of other "developing" countries where governance issues and economic setbacks have led to political tensions: witness the difficulties of South Africa's ANC or the anti-corruption campaigns waged by China's autocratic leader.