Sentence examples for modest setbacks from inspiring English sources

Compared with the reality show trope of hapless youth struggling with modest setbacks, it's a refreshing look at how well twentysomethings muck in when livelihoods depend on it.

Filtering out the hyperbole surrounding recent proclamations about Iran's tangible progress is always difficult, especially at a time when the country is determined to show that neither the Stuxnet computer worm, which crippled part of its nuclear infrastructure last year, nor Western sanctions have proved to be more than modest setbacks.

The zone suffered a modest setback in 1910 when the Nevada legislature outlawed gambling.

The apparent about-face by Mr. D'Escoto, whose country has forged an unlikely friendship with Libya, marked a modest setback for the government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi.

Greece could run out of money to pay its creditors as early as mid-April.France's National Front came second in departmental elections with 25% of the vote, a modest setback for the party, which had been widely expected to finish first.

In my view, the bond market is due for a modest setback — very modest, but enough to make most bond investments eminently postponable.

Yesterday, after nearly three months of intense government scrutiny, a few modest legal setbacks and rising investor skepticism, Google began taking bids on the Internet for 25.7 million of its shares.

Minor setback.

Efforts to turn even a modest profit failed, with some setbacks the result of management decisions and others the result of tragic misfortune.

Overseas, Asian stock markets ended mixed, with modest gains in Tokyo and Hong Kong but a setback in Seoul.

In reality, the setback is on a more modest scale precisely because Mr Corbyn has made a point of championing the virtue of honest disagreement.