Sentence examples for represent a setback from inspiring English sources

It would represent a setback for BP's rehabilitation".

Would a Republican president in in 2016 represent a setback?

Imposing the constraints proposed by Ms. Steinfeld could only represent a setback for the progress we have achieved.

Its success would represent a setback in American efforts to curtail Russia's influence in one of the world's most strategic regions.

A failure to underpin the reforms would represent a setback for Cameron, who pledged last year to secure "full-on treaty change".

The problems represent a setback to Daniel P. Burnham, who took over as Raytheon's chief executive in December 1998 after having had success running the aerospace business of AlliedSignal.

American officials said his departure represented a setback for them.

Mr. Emanuel disputed the notion that the Richardson withdrawal represented a setback to this strategy.

At 20, Green is at a crucial stage in his career, and last year represented a setback.

"There are some who think that sales success represents a setback for American poetry," he said.

"If that interpretation is correct, the ruling represents a setback to future fiscal adjustment efforts in Portugal".