Sentence examples for setback to be from inspiring English sources

Political analysts cast those tensions as a clear example of collateral damage from the war: a diplomatic setback to be placed alongside the messy, bitter American relations with France and Germany.

This is a setback to be sure, but so was the first DHS delay, and we beat the administration that go around.

Yet I expect those setbacks to be overcome in the future, as they have in the past".

There were setbacks, to be sure: the North African and Italian campaigns, the Battle of the Bulge after the triumph of D-Day.

A more classical definition from the Mayo Clinic: "Optimism is the belief that good things will happen to you and that negative events are temporary setbacks to be overcome".

At the IB Heads World Conference in The Hague, Peter Senge discussed with me the "Education Renaissance," sharing both successful learning strategies and the setbacks to be considered when creating innovative change.

His latest setback appears to be a left oblique strain.

Still, says Baha Mar's president, Tom Dunlap, that setback needs to be viewed in context.

There can be no greater setback than to be cruelly and mercilessly killed.

Second, several life cycle assessments (LCAs) indicate that various setbacks need to be addressed.

Setbacks are to be expected and navigated.