Sentence examples for might be setbacks from inspiring English sources
She warned that there might be setbacks, future collapses when "the horrors set in".
There might be setbacks along the way, but it will continue to progress.
At the same time, acknowledge there might be setbacks.
Women, this might be a setback.
Analysts say the cessation on Flash development might be a setback to rivals of Apple who tout the ability to support Flash as a reason to buy their equipment.
McCain's plan to erode the role of employers in providing health care by changing the tax structure, might be a major setback in the process of health care reform, he suggests.
"This gives rise to the question as to whether a dramatic worsening in the economic situation may be the catalyst for the regime's military collapse or for an externally imposed political settlement against Assad's wishes, or whether further military setbacks might be the catalyst for the regime's economic collapse".
Brown looks severe, and from his expression I guess he might be thinking about personal setbacks, such as his 10-day-old daughter Jennifer's death in 2002, or the six months he was kept immobile in a darkened hospital as a teenager while doctors fought to save his sight.
District Attorney Robert M. Morgenthau of Manhattan might be facing a rare setback on a matter of jurisdiction.
They said otherwise, of course, professing their confidence in him through the torn pectoral muscle he sustained last summer and the back issues that cropped up this August, but as someone who has yet to offer any return on investment for his team, Austin worried that another setback might be the final straw.
