Sentence examples similar to predict a setback from inspiring English sources
As Dr. Dean's campaign fielded incoming from all angles, it sent out an e-mail message labeled "Pundits have predicted a setback before," highlighting other times when international news threatened to slow his momentum.
Despite 2009's gains, few predict a major setback today.
Dan Woods, the lawyer for the Log Cabin Republicans, called the stay a "minor setback" and predicted a victory on the question of the long-term stay.
Despite the setbacks for emerging markets and for his funds, Mr. Mobius is cautiously predicting a new growth phase.
Mr. Daschle called the vote a setback and predicted that support for the underlying bill could erode.
Bolton was one of the few investment professionals to predict this month's setbacks.
Based on current limits (C98,1-h⩽6 C98,1-h⩽6fOuEexisting facilities, predicted setback distances can be up to 780 m−3or a 1000-sow unit, depending on which meteorological data set is used.
Some pundits have predicted that setbacks would prompt the radicalisation of what has so far been a pretty tame affair.
When investors returned from their three-day weekend, they found that at least two influential market advisers were predicting market setbacks.
The announcement is a setback for the "nuclear renaissance" that the industry predicted a decade ago.
