Sentence examples for setback putting from inspiring English sources
If Kobane finally falls to the continuing Isis assault against it, it would be a major setback, putting into doubt the viability of any US plan relying exclusively on air power and further kindling Kurdish fury over Turkey's inaction.
Re "Columbia Setback Puts Eminent Domain in Spotlight" (Square Feet column, Business Day, Jan . 20: I would like to point out that my family's successful lawsuit against the state is based solely on the use of eminent domain to benefit a private university.
As a result, this latest setback puts Sanders too far behind to catch up in the delegate battle.
Some analysts reckon that Mercedes could make a loss in 2005, its first for 12 years, as a result of these setbacks, putting a drag on the improvements made by Chrysler.Detroit's big carmakers have rebounded from unenviable positions in the past.
"Every turning point in the great man's life story required some deft combination of hard work, personal connections, perseverance in overcoming setbacks, and putting himself first in his financial dealings," write the two authors and/or their writing coach.
Malhotra was expected to be available for game one of the final, but suffered an unspecified setback that put his career again in doubt.
Redknapp is blessed with creative players but Van der Vaart's absence is a significant setback when put in the context of the way he dictated long spells of this match.
"There was a little setback which put him back a couple of days".
Universal credit could well go on to achieve considerable benefits if the department learns from these early setbacks and puts realistic plans and strong discipline in place for its future roll-out".
"Welsh football is just beginning to find its true identity, and emerge out from under the shadow of rugby, but let's not get carried away, as only one or two setbacks could put us back in the old spiral".
Usually, such insight is the product of mistreatment and setbacks that put things in perspective.
