Sentence examples for its setback of from inspiring English sources

Jesse Livermore, who in the summer of 1929 was short, publicly stated in November that he expected the market to recoup from its setback of October.

No word yet on how much the Obama campaign has raised in the aftermath of its setbacks on Tuesday.

Diamond can be optimistic because he compares the present, with all of its setbacks, to 1974, when he was a student leader during the protests against the Vietnam War.

The village is also looking at other zoning tools that would set ratios for the height of a home in relation to its setback distance from the front of the lot.

The Fox News right, still recuperating from its electoral setbacks of the previous week, tried frantically to connect some part of this roundelay to what had happened at the American consulate in Benghazi, in September, but nothing stuck.

The Democratic party meanwhile suffered a setback of its own when its high-profile mayor of Milan, Giuseppe Sala, stepped down temporarily after being informed he was under investigation in connection with his previous job as the organiser of the 2015 World Expo fair in the city.

But if anything, the site's steady growth in spite of its setbacks only validates the company's approach, said Ray Valdes, an analyst at the research firm Gartner.

But like the Akins building before it, the most memorable aspect will be the deliberate setback of its tower.

There was also some sense that Ansar, after a few hours of success, had suffered a setback of its own.

The challenge for China comes shortly after the United States appeared to suffer a setback of its own in the contest for Pacific influence.

This having happened, it means a setback of two to four years.