Sentence examples for large setback from inspiring English sources

The ruling Democratic Progressive Party suffered a large setback in Taiwan's local elections on November 24 , 2018 with voters delivering a sharp rebuke to President Tsai Ing-wen.

Interactions show that STC is higher in expensive and highly-educated areas that have residential streets or streets with large setback (sidewalk).

And the voting was a large setback for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which emerged as a national force in the early 1990s.

In January 1983, with President Ronald Reagan reeling from his large setback in the midterm elections the previous November, the unemployment rate fell to 10.4 percent from 10.8 percent.

Still, in career terms her illness was, as she puts it, a "rather large setback".

Failure to close the HD Supply deal would be a large setback for the home improvement retailer.

It is certainly the case that any complex system will, by definition, suffer large setbacks during its evolution.

Although building code now requires large setbacks from the water, Puerto Rican authorities allowed developers to build the new hotel in the footprint of the demolished one so that every room is directly on the beach.

Two ten-storey two-dimensional plane frames with two and four large setbacks in the upper floors respectively, as well as a third one, regular in elevation, have been designed to the provisions of the 2004 Eurocode 8 (EC8) for the high (DCH) and medium (DCM) ductility classes, and the same peak ground acceleration (PGA) and material characteristics.

Seeking the magical opportunities beyond the comfort zone will be paved with small (and sometimes large) setbacks.

Apparently there were "especially large setbacks" in August of last year, and while LittleThings managed "to quickly right the ship, and rebuild the company with new business lines and revenue streams," Speiser began talking to larger media organizations about an acquisition.