Sentence examples for own setback from inspiring English sources

Sanofi suffered its own setback last week when one of its breast cancer drugs, iniparib, failed to meet certain treatment criteria.

The Regional Greenhouse group suffered its own setback last week when Gov. Chris Christie pulled New Jersey out of the 10-state compact, arguing that cap and trade was ineffective.

The visitors suffered their own setback with England Under-19 international Keira Walsh carried off the pitch injured.

During that time, Jaee Logan had his own setbacks.

But then he connects his own setbacks with the problems facing the country.

More disturbing, the United Nations itself has remained silent, even though Mr. Brammertz's successor, Daniel Bellemare of Canada, has suffered his own setbacks.

Then, the good times of the late 1970's unravel with the AIDS epidemic, the decline of disco and his own setbacks.

Roche, Europe's fifth-largest drug maker, has had its own setbacks in recent years, including sluggish sales growth and the surprise acquisition of 20percentt of its shares earlier this year by its crosstown rival, Novartis A.G.

It was the people she admired (like Dennis Hastert) and the personal moments of compassion and bravery: for instance, the time Sonny Bono tried to rally the troops with an inspirational description of his own setbacks and recoveries; the time Chris Shays, the Republican moderate, was booed by his own caucus.

No matter how grim the last year has been, no matter how rotten the economy or one's own setbacks, people believe it can all change with the flip of the calendar: all you need do is look on the bright side.

On the Microsoft side, the Windows giant has had its own setbacks in music (RIP Zune).