Sentence examples similar to set back your development from inspiring English sources

The slaughter on the streets will surely radicalize many of them, and set back democratic development throughout the region.

The outbreak could "set back development in the fragile states of Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea by decades", warned Justin Forsyth, of Save the Children.

Both criticise Israel and the EU for the economic boycott of the West Bank following the success of Hamas in last year's elections - which has increased poverty and set back development.

Several communities were devastated, and Prime Minister Skerrit said the storm had set back Dominica's development process by 20 years.

Jannard is quick to point out that this won't set back development and deployment of the camera at all.

Those who witnessed the devastation at the time must have thought this would set back development by decades.

Moreover, such disasters set back hard won development gains.

If you're right handed, your right foot should be set back from your left foot.

(Op-Ed, April 23), Reuel Marc Gerecht takes issue with Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright's assessment that the 1953 overthrow of Iran's prime minister, engineered by the Central Intelligence Agency, set back Iran's political development and inspired an era of Iranian resentment toward America?

Disaster impacts also set back hard-won economic development gains and affect all socioeconomic strata, societal institutions, and sectors in one way or another.

Deaf people who learned sign before learning spoken language think in sign, not English; those taught spoken language first can be set back in their intellectual developments.