Sentence examples similar to lingering setbacks from inspiring English sources
The start of construction brings a decade of setbacks to a close, despite lingering concerns from some residents that the project might not deliver on its promise of renewal.
With her school damaged, a setback in her education is among lingering challenges.
The biggest question lingering over China is how vulnerable it remains to acute setbacks -- a banking failure, an inflationary spiral, even a temporary economic bust.
Instead of bringing terrorists to justice, efforts at prosecution met setbacks, cases lingered on, and in 2006 the supreme court invalidated the entire system.
When a setback arises in my business and I feel self-doubt creeping in, I focus on the evidence of success instead of lingering in the fear.
More setbacks: The Art Center's curator-designate Jack Taylor, innovative display-shaper with the Milwaukee Art Museum, expert in New York Abstract Expressionism and a 20-year friend of Adler, died suddenly last December, of lingering ailments, while researching an Art Center show.
Look for lingering symptoms.
As on previous occasions he did not allow this setback to linger - he won back the position of chief minister for the third time in 2003 and held it until state assembly elections of May 2007 when he again lost to Mayawati.
Hildebrand knows that drivers who linger over such high-speed setbacks do not last long.
