Sentence examples for much of a setback from inspiring English sources

"How much of a setback this is is another matter.

How much of a setback to growth do these twin crises represent?

Despite the fund's seemingly brilliant strategy, the high leverage meant that it didn't take much of a setback to wipe out the fund's underlying capital.

Yet the generals were always deliberately vague about how much of a setback they would endure before resorting to nuclear arms; it was in their interest to convince India that the threshold was relatively low.

The rulings have come amid a widening investigation by Federal prosecutors in New York into worldwide terrorism, and it was unclear how much of a setback the rulings represent.

But however much of a setback the handling of the health crisis was, it remains an issue that the Conservatives cannot exploit since the overall sentiment in the country remains that Labor is more trustworthy to run the National Health Service.

Former U.S. officials said neither operation dealt much of a strategic setback to the targets.

The Supreme Court's refusal this week to hear a challenge to the ban on homosexuals serving openly in the military is not much of a legal setback.

The thing about Sir Christopher Lee being dead is that it doesn't immediately strike you as being much of a career setback.

But along the way, some combination of much higher prices, a setback to developing nation growth or a switch to alternative fuel sources might be needed; all of which could be very disruptive.The key factor is that US demand is no longer crucial for setting the global price of all commodities.

"It's a bit of a setback, not so much that he's had three months off after obviously a devastating defeat but it's how long he has off after this that's the problem". Cleverly, who has won 26 of his 27 fights as a professional, had hinted at retirement after the defeat before announcing a step up in weight.