Of course, putting Britain's best man on the case naturally led to setbacks for the villain.What can we learn from these case studies?
He has worked with patients who have returned to work faster, but he said that could lead to setbacks, both physically and in a career.
The Economic Times reports that Citigroup directors replaced Mr. Pandit because they believed he had "mismanaged operations," which led to "setbacks with regulators and a loss of credibility with investors".
The evidence against U.S. withdrawal is already available - its absence from the Council's tables during the first two years of its existence led to setbacks on multiple fronts, including the preponderant focus on Israel.
Several studies have reported diarrhoea as a risk factor for ALRI 15 17; these children may have begun with an episode of diarrhoea which leads to nutritional setbacks, compromising the immune system, and thus leaving the child susceptible to subsequent infection 18 and the development of more severe infections increasing the risk for mortality.
Encroachment on the minimum specified setbacks leads to extremely vulnerable piers to collision from the vehicles passing underneath.
Under duress, leaders and their teams often lose confidence in their ability to make decisions, which leads to operational inefficiencies, performance setbacks and competing operational goals.
Injuries, most notably a season-ending one to center Anderson Varejao, led to significant setbacks.
But Wilson also espoused views on racial segregation that led to significant setbacks for African Americans in their quest for civil rights.
It was only after I sold my company that I realized that when it came to major decisions, we made two or three good calls and a whole series of bad ones that led to major setbacks.
(Mr. Olson nonetheless privately counseled that terrorism suspects be given certain basic legal rights, administration officials said, correctly predicting that failure to do so would lead to Supreme Court setbacks).
