Sentence examples for psychological setback from inspiring English sources

The Gore camp has long contended that any move in that direction would prove a psychological setback.

A big psychological setback for Mr. Lawrence during his Braniff career was the payment in 1976 of a civil penalty of $300,000, then a record.

His resignation was considered a symbolic and psychological setback because Mr. Shaked had been loyal to Mr. Barak for many years.

The Dow Jones industrial average, a closely watched barometer of the economy's health, dipped below the 10,000 threshold on Monday, delivering a psychological setback as investors braced for more market volatility.

The Dow remains about 6 percent off of its late January highs, and its close below 10,000 Monday delivered a psychological setback to those who hoped for a steady rebound.

Beyond the circuit court ruling here, one Gore lawyer noted that the Supreme Court's more equivocal ruling on a Republican appeal "was not a wipeout" but was a troubling psychological setback because it added to the uncertainty.

It's a daunting task, but Linda Franklin is determined to give these women the tools and encouragement they need to feel good about themselves, the first step toward reintegrating into civilian life, which includes looking for jobs and housing, and learning to cope with the psychological setbacks that can frequently occur.

It's when we try to push too hard and want it to happen overnight that physical and/or psychological setbacks become imminent.

The accusations against HealthSouth and Mr. Scrushy are a setback, both real and psychological, for Birmingham, Ms. Matlock said.

Oftentimes personal setbacks and estrangement from community norms, psychological issues, and the influence of others can impact the path to radicalization.

The offensive was a severe military setback for the North, but they did win a psychological victory.