Sentence examples for major setback because from inspiring English sources

"The lack of communication is a major setback because the commanding officer cannot communicate with his own team," said Jaydeep Singh, a commanding officer with India's National Disaster Response Force.

"I don't know if anything can heal while you're playing," Manuel said, "but I don't think we had any major setbacks because he did play".

Government and private analysts described the blast at the military base, which occurred Nov. 12 and killed Gen. Hassan Tehrani Moghaddam, the head of Iran's missile program, as a major setback — not just because of the extensive damage to the site but also because of the loss of expertise from the specialists working there.

"This is a major setback for them because they are unable to build the project as a whole and they cannot build it in phases," said Dan Silver, executive director of the Endangered Habitats League.

Seton Hall suffered a major setback tonight in large part because of Butler, losing to La Salle, 71-68, to end a four-game winning streak.

He came to the conclusion that despite this major setback, Tysabri would be reinstated because it worked so well for many MS patients.

The advisory council's rebuke represents a major setback for the ruling generals, in part because they had planned to use it to put a civilian face on their power and to provide a counterweight to the new Parliament.

The decision is a major setback for Groupon, the purveyor of online discount coupons, because the campaign represented its first national mainstream advertising.

Spain sustained a potentially major setback when the experienced central defender Carles Puyol was forced off because of an injured foot midway through the second half.

He said a recent "major setback" was the military's closing of an important road to town because of security concerns after Sept. 11.

They wrote: "I believe it would be a major setback to our democratic processes if these debates were not repeated in 2015 because of one politician's unwillingness to participate".