Recessionary setbacks have been a big part of the answer to the question "Why has women's progress been so slow?" The Wall Street example makes it clear that long-term setbacks could occur again now.
The Mets will view yesterday's loss as a short-term setback and a long-term accomplishment because of Martínez's performance.
Soon after the 2012 election, which was widely viewed as a setback with long-term implications for the Republican Party, Reince Priebus, chairman of the Republican National Committee, initiated a study that, on publication in early March, became known as the "Autopsy Report".
But now his absence, compounded by a similar recent injury to Martin Keown, means Wenger can only hope that Tony Adams, close to a return after his own long-term injury, suffers no serious setback in the next month.
Across the aviation industry, people are confident that even if the world economy suffers a fresh setback, the long-term trend of strong growth in air travel will reassert itself within a few years, as it always has.Meanwhile, in London.
High levels of debt leave companies equally vulnerable in both cases, but society doesn't benefit if companies with long-term prospects cannot survive short-term setbacks.
Despite the setbacks, the long-term trend for U.S. firms overseas is bullish.
He called the ruling "one setback in a long-term process".
However, in a setback to a long-term truce, Kurdish representatives have left Switzerland after not receiving invitations to the talks.
James McCarthy, who is a club-mate of Gibson's at Everton, hopes the injury is not as bad as feared and said any long-term absence would be a huge setback for Everton and Ireland.
