Sentence examples similar to precipitated immense setbacks from inspiring English sources
For Iran's black-robed fascists to develop nuclear weapons would be an immense setback in the war against Islamic fanaticism.
While not an immense setback, the lack of touch-based controls can be considered bland, considering the variety of "clever" solutions that rival companies like Bang & Olufsen and Harman Kardon employ in their higher-end headphones.
Receiving a literary prize in Berlin two days after Donald Trump's election, Zadie Smith reflected ruefully that it is hard to find happiness in the face of immense political setbacks.
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.
The economic setbacks that precipitated the change also served to confirm the liberal view of the world (too much government is bad).
The outbreak of war was therefore an immense shock, one which precipitated a revolution in public opinion – not among jingoists, but liberals and radicals, including this paper.
It highlights the fact that the movement precipitated a revolution in the decorative arts, which had been beggared by the challenge of bare-naked modern architecture and its immense, numbing public spaces — airports, malls, corporate plazas, and lobbies.
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