Sentence examples for key setbacks from inspiring English sources

Baidu has been pouring resources into its own AI research lab in Silicon Valley, though it has suffered two key setbacks in recent weeks.

A key setback to the implementation of the programme was "inadequate awareness creation on Compact Florescent Lamps (CFLs) technology for household beneficiaries" ([1], p.5).

Now, however, an early chapter in that story is getting a rewrite that raises questions about whether participants in the collaboration downplayed a key setback.

"It is indeed a key setback for the LGBTQ rights movement," Jay Lee, spokesperson for Kaohsiung Pride Parade, told VICE.

A judge in Northern California dealt a blow this week to a controversial campaign to make teachers more accountable for their students' level of achievement, the second key setback in recent months for those behind the effort.

But fears that the far right party would sweep to victory across northern England failed to materialise as it suffered a series of setbacks in key areas it had targeted.

Companies that want to create an environment where everyone does their best work should focus on employee growth and development: recognize that people can improve, that mistakes are chances to learn and that setbacks are key to success.

The rejections of the two key posts are a setback for Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi.

Now, setbacks in two key U.S. court cases are laying bare why a drawn-out battle could be bad news for the iPhone maker.

Similarly, as the subsistence of inadequate feeding practices amongst newborns becomes increasingly perceptible, countries in the region will need to seek resolute action to uphold the promotion of early exclusive breastfeeding as a key formula to avoid unwelcome setbacks in infant and neonatal mortality.

Fresh doubts have been cast over the ordination of women as bishops in the Church of England following a setback to a key piece of legislation.