Sentence examples for setback because of from inspiring English sources

Politicians struggled Wednesday to get the stalemated Northern Ireland peace effort back on track, a day after expectations of a breakthrough suffered a last-minute setback because of an arms dispute.

The financial situation of a nation suffers a setback because of the loss of livelihoods, increases in the unemployment ratio and falling GDP, which might have a direct impact on social arrangements.

At least three biomass plants have been proposed in Connecticut, and another three in Massachusetts — though last week one of these, a $200 million, 50-megawatt biomass plant proposed for the western part of the state, experienced a regulatory setback because of concerns about truck traffic.

Techniques for detecting elemental level damage using the traditional methods receive the setback because of the difficulties in formulating the problems mathematically, specially in case of inverse problems.

He also states that philosophy suffered a setback because of the transcendentalism resulting from the search of the essential unity of things.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger clearly had it in mind when he recently said "Last year we had a tremendous setback because some of the science and some of the numbers were manipulated and that is very damaging because it gives the other side a way in".

Some owners' core businesses have had serious setbacks because of the recession.

Our struggle for justice and ending impunity at times has suffered setbacks because of blatant interference.

Russia is hardly alone in suffering or risking setbacks because of the overthrow of authoritarian governments in the Middle East.

But in recent years, it has suffered setbacks because of military pressure and a fierce offensive by paramilitary forces financed by landowners.

Ms. Pillay noted that implementing the 2001 plan had suffered setbacks because of increased migration, terrorism and measures used to fight it.