Sentence examples for setback from from inspiring English sources
It was a setback from which the Tigers never recovered.
"It's certainly a setback from the taxpayers' point of view".
Yet the risk of a setback from the fierce fiscal consolidation remains.
But in 1992 he suffered a setback from which he never fully recovered.
A setback from the courts would save Alabama the cost and trouble of full implementation, without embarrassing anyone.
The setback from the street and the half-story elevation of the first floor give his family adequate privacy.
It was just over a year ago that Williams was ranked 169th after setbacks from a foot injury and a pulmonary embolism.
"We've had our fair share of setbacks, from the 7/7 bombings to the volcanic ash cloud and British Airways strikes," he says.
The polls show that most Americans are willing to tolerate setbacks, from body bags to gruesome photographs, if they think that the leadership is determined to win.
Pearson bought both sides of the block and built two rows of houses with 10-foot setbacks from the street and granite fronts.
Barnet unveiled its budget airline-inspired cost-cutting measures last year but has since suffered repeated setbacks from the high court and council-tax payers.
