Sentence examples for old setbacks from inspiring English sources

Of course there were many ups and downs (there still are), new directions and old setbacks, but a door had been kicked open.

Indeed, while Americans remain in thrall to the presidential ballot next month, Britain's autumnal party conferences resemble the first whistle of a new soccer season, consigning old setbacks to memory and foretelling new tussles.

The Senate health care bill creates many old and new setbacks for women's health.

His brother, Jackson Foo Wong, now a healthy 12-year-old, battled developmental setbacks and health crises in a neonatal care unit in San Francisco.

"Even if we didn't have the vegetation, which is a huge issue in and of itself, the fact that the streets are narrow, the homes have minimal setbacks, older type construction lends itself to be a concern". He used fire behavior software to simulate a fire in Oro Canyon.

"I like the old trees and the setbacks here," she said.

It is maintained not by continued progress in the old technology but by setbacks for the new competitor.

American resilience, which allows us to bounce back from setbacks, forgive old enemies and rewrite our national story for every generation, has a downside.

The title essay of Brown's last collection, "Billy Ray's Farm," was about his 19-year-old son, who fought setbacks in his quest to become a cattleman: He's mowed yards since he was 12 years old, and worked as a butcher, and hauled hay, and laid sod, and worked on a hog farm.

"If you're going out for a sunset sail and do something all elegant and sexy," said Sarah Greer, the general manager, "you don't want to hear 'Watch out for the poop.' " For businesses that helped shape the Hudson's sunnier image, one question looms larger than lost dollars: Will the latest setback resuscitate old feelings?

They then went on to write, "The Waldorf Wishire Residences - 26 luxury residences on the site of the old Palm Court building, setback 70 feet from Wilshire and 100 feet from Merv Griffin Way.