Sentence examples similar to setback incurred from inspiring English sources
Mr. Russell's health had incurred significant setbacks in recent years.
If anything, the lobbying group has incurred major setbacks in its mission to boost business by electing lawmakers who have been counterproductive to that cause.
Sometimes while attempting to reach our goals, we may incur setbacks that can be demotivating.
But its aspirations have more recently been usurped by China, which put a man in space -- a feat Japan has not yet managed on its own -- and it has also incurred a series of setbacks, including a Mars probe launched in 1998 that failed to reach orbit around that planet.
Thus, Venice retained some of its 1256 gains, but overall the treaty was regarded as a setback, in view of the considerable expenses incurred.
RushCard customers must show that they incurred late fees or suffered a financial setback as a direct result of the RushCard problems.
He characterized the financial setbacks as "lost opportunity costs" so far because factories had not yet incurred outlays to build the orders for Libya.
RushCard customers who can show they incurred late fees, lost a deposit on an apartment, or any such financial setback as a direct result of the RushCard problems will be compensated, the company said Thursday.
The company had incurred the wrath of regulators, faced a formidable lobbying campaign by the wireless telephone industry and suffered two devastating setbacks in the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, in Manhattan.
That atrocity incurred worldwide opprobrium.
