Sentence examples for setback ahead of from inspiring English sources

Olympic bronze medallist Tom Daley has suffered an injury setback ahead of his bid to win the World Championships.

Cliftonville have suffered a setback ahead of the league clash at Coleraine with Stephen Garrett likely to miss the rest of the season.

India have suffered a setback ahead of the the third ODI with the news batsman Rohit Sharma has been ruled out for the rest of the tour of England with a broken finger.

After overcoming some steep hurdles to make it the Sochi Olympics, the Jamaican bobsled team faces another setback ahead of the games.

Tomas Rosicky's serious injury setback has handed Arsene Wenger a blow ahead of Arsenal's trip to Bournemouth this weekend.

That defence strategy had already been given a major setback when, ahead of the trial, US District Judge Kathleen Williams ruled that Hotfile did not qualify for "safe harbor" protection under US copyright laws – legislation that protects internet companies from being held liable for copyright infringement if they remove offending materials when notified by a copyright holder.

Despite numerous complications and likely setbacks ahead, the idea has gained momentum because it offers major advantages for each of those parties.

But there will be setbacks ahead, possibly bad ones, and I am fearful for the future.

Correspondents say the move by Health Minister Maithripala Sirisena is a major political setback for the president ahead of the January vote.

Sure, we don't always know what obstacles lie ahead of us (setbacks that we can't predict -- even ones that seemingly block our efforts and require us to rethink our strategies from another starting point).

Romney has been struggling for months, with one setback after another, unable to get ahead of Obama.