Sentence examples for setback of this from inspiring English sources

Another setback of this new law is that it doesn't really say whether or not it will, in fact, recognize these unions.

Another setback of this new law is that it doesn't really say whether or not it will, in fact, recognise these unions.

A major setback of this approach, however, is low power to detect rare alleles for populations of moderate size (Myles et al. 2009).

To his credit, he didn't abandon this argument after the setback of the 2010 midterms.

This move follows the setback of the Bamako Initiative (BI), which was launched in 1987.

As such, the year I spent observing the successes and the setbacks of this particular experiment is a window into why it is so hard to do something that seems so straightforward and simple — feed school children better food.

Although more setbacks of this kind would slow the price's fall in the short run, says Jenny Chase of New Energy Finance, the construction of a few less efficient, higher-cost plants will eventually create a tier of marginal producers, and so temper future price swings.Yet even if the silicon price falls, other bottlenecks may well appear.

We should also be hearing about the setbacks of this initiative as much as its successes, and because we don't, there is a growing disconnect between positive spin and tweets like the one Alec Ross sent out yesterday.

Generally, the addition of hydrocolloid increased peak viscosity, lowered breakdown and reduced setback of the flour-hydrocolloid mixed paste.

Most of the stakeholders pointed out the older age of students as the main setback of the project.

The fact that the US and its European allies still have more democratic societies with more developed rule of law than most middle-income countries – despite the setbacks of the past decade – reinforces this notion that the world will be worse off if the US loses power and influence.