Sentence examples similar to projected setback from inspiring English sources

In this week's Energy SciPol Weekly, the EU wants compensation for US solar panel tariffs; largest US wind project receives a setback; and cryptocurrency may create energy shortage in Iceland.

The council of Barking and Dagenham is relatively sanguine about the fate of the plant, describing the projected job losses as "a setback, but not a disaster".

While western European leaders are lukewarm about the Pentagon project and president-elect Barack Obama has yet to reveal his policies, Sarkozy went further yesterday, branding the project a setback for European security.

Although she suffered no setbacks, doctors had projected a weight gain, "but it doesn't look like she will get there," Wood said.

But despite these best of intentions, the project faced setback after setback.

Former Gov. Jeb Bush, who initiated most of that work, said in an interview that he was "deeply disappointed" with the decision by Mr. Crist, his successor and a fellow Republican, calling the move to halt the projects a setback for restoration.

Also, the project's setback is deeper than other new developments in the corridor to enable and encourage pedestrian access.

An even bigger setback for McCain followed when networks projected Ohio would go to Obama.

The project had setbacks.

In part the project's setbacks are due to unexpected technical problems.

But many of the most ambitious AI projects encounter setbacks or fail.