Sentence examples for of a setback from inspiring English sources
A month ago, Pettitte had a bit of a setback after rehabilitating too quickly, so he has been cautious since then.
Thus they talk of a setback or a defeat.
Yet the risk of a setback from the fierce fiscal consolidation remains.
It's always, what kind of change is going to happen in the aftermath of a setback?
Yesterday's evidence came amid reports of a setback for the tribunal's chief prosecutor, Carla Del Ponte.
But it might have been less of a setback if even one Justice had dissented.
"I feel that it's a bit of a setback for my son," says Renee Horsford.
How much of a setback to growth do these twin crises represent?
But Mr. Reyes sees the change in the town as more of a setback.
More important, Vogue -- Ms. Betts's former stamping ground -- is experiencing something of a setback.
Another 1.6 million underwater borrowers have missed payments because of a setback, like job loss, that may prove temporary.
