Sentence examples for new setbacks from inspiring English sources

Yet as each year brings new setbacks, they hear the clock ticking and push their children harder.

The battle to eliminate polio, which has been more than 99 percent successful and has hovered on the verge of victory for a decade, has sustained new setbacks.

The Bush administration has backed away from imposing restriction on carbon dioxide, a move would have dealt new setbacks to the industry.

The awkward period of British "renegotiation" of the country's entry terms, followed a few years later by Margaret Thatcher's remark, "I want my money back," brought new setbacks for the European project.

"The recovery has suffered new setbacks, and uncertainty weighs heavily on the outlook," the fund said, warning that its forecasts might be overly optimistic if policy makers in Europe and the United States fail to carry out pro-growth policies.

Furthermore, they argue, with new setbacks for nuclear power, including the persistence of very low prices for natural gas and the accident at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi plant, the loan package should be revised.

Officials of the World Health Organization fear that news of the outbreak will be a new setback for eradication efforts in northern Nigeria, where vaccinations were halted in 2003 for nearly a year because of rumors that the vaccine sterilized Muslim girls or contained the AIDS virus.

He was arrested and flown to Sierra Leone.But then came a new setback.

Mrs. Clinton's elation at each new victory was stemmed by some painful new setback.

Air New Zealand's hopes for financial rescue have suffered a new setback.

Advocates of the memorial expressed confidence that despite the new setback, the memorial would be built.