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Prospects for quick construction of an American-backed oil pipeline from the Caspian Sea were set back further this week when a senior oil executive said the countries supporting it do not seem willing to help pay for it.

But those launches have now been delayed by 2½ years and may be set back further, the report said.

His lawyers could demand further investigations, which could set back further a case which already looks set to run for years.

Among the proposals, protective sand dunes will be created, while new hotels will be set back further from the shore line to minimise future sea damage.

And every time a study that questions the role of salt in hypertension is promoted, the goal of reducing sodium in processed foods is set back further and further.

At present only half of those around the world with HIV know their condition, so many will continue to spread the virus - and the battle against Aids is set back further.

Some Democrats and pro-reform observers urged the White House to understand the politics: If Republicans took the Senate, immigration reform would be set back even further than it has been already.

If you try too hard to be popular, all of the preppy snobs who think everyone loves them will just laugh at you, and you will be set back even further.

On Friday, an announcement by the Commerce Department set back the market further.

Martin Schulz, the European parliament president, called the bans a "high affront" that would further set back relations with Moscow.

And the state's financial and psychic image to the nation, already tenuous, was further set back.