Sentence examples for production setbacks from inspiring English sources

The revived Thunderbird has accomplished Ford's goal of attracting attention, but it has also been dogged by production setbacks, missing the original projected start-up by several months.

Gilliam's next film, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988), was plagued by so many budget problems and production setbacks that it inspired talk of a "Gilliam curse"; nevertheless, it emerged as one of his most visually stunning works.

DALLAS (AP) — The chip maker Texas Instruments said Monday that production setbacks linked to the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan curbed its first-quarter net income and would cut into second-quarter growth.

The Dreamliner, too, has suffered production setbacks lately: Test flights that were to begin in September have been pushed back to December, five months before the jet's scheduled entry into service in May 2008.

The next-generation jet had faced a number of production setbacks, including the strike by 27,000 assembly workers that shut down Boeing's commercial aircraft factories for two months earlier this fall.

After a few months of production setbacks (which are pretty common for Kickstarter projects), they launched the Nomiku last month.

The HomePod had a bit of a notable production setback, back in December, but Apple's high-end smart speaker is still on track for an "early 2018" release.

The budget ballooned to nearly $200 million, the production faced setbacks and release delays, and Pitt reportedly clashed with director Marc Forster.

The Roadster, which used the Lotus Elise's body, initially had production delays and technical setbacks.

"Cautious views about the economy have become widespread in many regions, mainly reflecting setbacks in production following the earthquake," the Bank of Japan said in the quarterly report, issued after a meeting of the bank's branch managers.

Cuadrilla has already sunk more than £100m into drilling for shale gas in the UK, most of it in Lancashire's Bowland shale, with not a penny yet to show in gas production, and with many setbacks – it has been forced to cease drilling in Lancashire after two small earth tremors at one site and fears for wildlife at another.