Sentence examples for not be a setback from inspiring English sources

India's internal security chief, UK Bansal, told reporters that the verdict should not be a setback for the case in India.

South Africa have gone Bok to basics after losing to Japan, while bringing in some younger forwards, and it would not be a setback for the tournament if they went out – but how much do Wales have left in them?

As long as you stay true to yourself and remain confident in your abilities to succeed in life, this college process will not be a setback in any way, shape or form.

His name for this quartet suggests that he'll be introducing new material on the bandstand — which wouldn't be a setback, given the adaptive grace of its lineup, with the trumpeter Ralph Alessi, the bassist Drew Gress and the drummer Billy Drummond.

At 23 and 25 respectively, a loss at this stage would not be a major setback.

And if not then, he is certain it will not be a long setback.

Re "What Will be Left of Gehry's Vision for Brooklyn?," by Nicolai Ouroussoff (Architecture, Weekend Arts, March 21): The cancellation of Atlantic Yards would not be a "painful setback for urban planning" but a victory for Brooklyn and for responsible future development.

Ms Gupta says the Congress is "mentally prepared" that they will not win this election, and even a poor tally will not be a major setback for the Gandhi scion.

"A Republican presidency would not necessarily be a setback.

But if Ukraine, long divided between East and West, fails to draw closer to Europe, it will not only be a setback for the European Union, which has pressed for years to bring Ukraine into a formal alliance.

And this may not necessarily be a setback for women, or a loss to the nation.