Sentence examples similar to precipitate setbacks from inspiring English sources

The economic setbacks that precipitated the change also served to confirm the liberal view of the world (too much government is bad).

The award is a crowning achievement for Honda, which scrambled to put some shine back on its top-selling small car after a 2011 redesign precipitated a stunning series of setbacks, culminating with a denunciation by Consumer Reports magazine.

Aware, however, of the setback suffered by Pope Adrian VI's precipitate reform policy a decade earlier, he proceeded, in the face of great internal opposition, with a slow but deliberate call for conversion of the Roman clergy and curia, as well as a reorganization of the papal offices.

Still, there are setbacks.

We all have setbacks.

"Everyone has setbacks.

There were other setbacks.

No setbacks.

Professional setbacks.

Any precipitate was discarded.

I: Initial precipitate.