Sentence examples for may have setbacks from inspiring English sources
You may have setbacks, yes, but for each setback there is a comeback.
Occasionally, the PC activists have setbacks.
Know that you will have setbacks.
It is not a good thing that it has taken you this long to find out about the game, because you may have suffered many setbacks already.
You begin to buy into, in a way you've probably never considered before, the fact that the first couple may have from similar setbacks and difficulties that we face today in the pursuit of purity and ecstasy.
The Tories fear they may have a fatal setback in their attempts to win Dudley North, which is the sort of seat David Cameron needs to win if he is to secure an overall parliamentary majority.
Last month plans to promote Anglesey as a base for renewable energy may have suffered a setback after the UK energy minister said there would be no money to develop Holyhead port from the Government.
With luck, however, recent setbacks may have helped them to understand that not all the achievements of their industrialising neighbours are so miraculous.
Northington's lawyers wanted to use brain images to meet the criteria by showing he may have had severe mental setbacks while growing up.
Early setbacks may have spurred on the Nigerian generals who, unlike western leaders, do not have to worry about the political effects of their troops coming home in body-bags.
