Sentence examples similar to setback in creating from inspiring English sources

Al-Qaeda has compensated for its strategic setback in Iraq by creating a sanctuary in the tribal areas of Pakistan.

Like the Vere, many newer buildings have staggered roofs and setbacks to create as many penthouses as possible in compliance with the building code.

This may cause severe emotional and self esteem setbacks which will in turn create more problems for the child.

Mr. Gantamirov was fired along with 295 members of his 353-member militia, a move seen as a setback in the effort to create a pro-Moscow security force.

UKIP is confident Labour's setbacks have created an opportunity in the neighbouring seats of Rother Valley and Wentworth and Dearne.

Richard Lefever, president of Facade Maintenance Design, who is supervising the project, said that there are peculiarities in the building's setback design that create difficulties.

I feel more comfortable in my skin every single day, and despite setbacks in trying to create the life of my dreams -- which include my weight bobbling around like it has my entire life -- I'm finding myself more and more at ease with who I am.

Yesterday's ruling was a setback, and it creates uncertainty that could slow progress in some states when we need to be accelerating the transformation to clean energy.

Cushman and Moore had agreed in 1834 to a 10-foot setback in the front yard to create a garden effect that gave the houses an even greater presence.

A strong vision, with an unshakable belief in what you are doing, is the only way of overcoming the many setbacks and frustrations of creating a school.

The next year however, the project suffered a first setback when Charles de Gaulle took power in France, creating the Fifth Republic: the Paris treaty had as its main point developing a common nuclear weapon and on 17 June 1958 de Gaulle decided to refuse Germany and Italy the atomic bomb, to avoid antagonizing the USA and United Kingdom.