Sentence examples similar to projected setbacks from inspiring English sources

Every project has setbacks, and any project lasting more than a month will uncover unexpected problems.

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

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

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".

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.

The project had setbacks: Complaints about loud explosions prompted a ban on underground blasting after 7 p.m.

Cognitive technologies are increasingly being used to solve business problems, but many of the most ambitious AI projects encounter setbacks or fail.

"Age of Stone" conveys "McCallister's mission" to "tunnel through Callum Mountain...so that the WPA men could pave the road through, opening up the world to the hillcountry and the hillcountry to it," and, naturally, McCallister's project endures setbacks in the process.

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.