It is dearly to be hoped that this setback has limited repercussions for their future.
Unfortunately, the options are limited, and the ruling — a setback in the fight against rigged markets — is likely to stand for a long time.
In the decade that followed, the department grew in stature, credibility, and influence despite having few permanent posts, limited resources, having to face setbacks and harassment, and parent institutions whose responses varied from lukewarm tacit support to overt hostility.
Much of Manhattan's stunning architecture, meanwhile, would be regulated away by today's bulk limits and setback requirements.
But the profit gains at Wells Fargo were limited by declining revenue, reflecting a setback felt across the banking industry amid the sluggish economic recovery.
Our understanding of how collagen fibrillogenesis is initiated and regulated is limited, and this represents a major setback to attempts in regenerative medicine to replace ECM-rich organs and tissues lost to disease or trauma.
But even if iPhone's success is limited to America, it could be a setback for South Korean electronics companies, which export heavily to the United States.
"Setbacks in transition have generally been limited, but some of the tenets of free-market reform will now be under scrutiny," Mr. Mirow said.
Several other exhaustive setbacks also occurred, including but not limited to the quitting of the first assistant director and Johnny Depp going missing.
It was also a major setback for those who argued that the program should be limited because it violates the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile theaty with the Soviet Union.
However, some setbacks such as possible toxic effects or unexpected immunological responses have limited their use in clinic.
