Sentence examples for setback to having from inspiring English sources

Frits Bolkestein, the commissioner in charge of the internal market, called the rejection of the code a setback to having an integrated capital market in Europe by 2005 and to "making Europe the most competitive economy in the world by 2010".

Now that he's running for Virginia's top law enforcement post, you can be sure we'll let voters know it would be a major setback to have an attorney general like Cuccinelli who opposed having animal protection laws on the books in the first place.

The allegations over improper payments are the latest in a series of setbacks to have hit Tokyo's preparations for the Games.

B1 ARTS E1-8 A Very Good Year George C. Wolfe, producer of the Public Theater, has rebounded from a series of artistic and financial setbacks to have perhaps the strongest artistic season of his storied career.

This setback seems to have thoroughly disillusioned Rimbaud.

Mr. Fellner, having overcome a physical setback, seems to have done just that.

This early setback appears to have left Ms Bartz with insecurities that would forever motivate her to achieve.

Instead, the setback seems to have only emboldened Mr. Thompson, 55, who has told friends and advisers that he will run against Mr. Bloomberg — and run hard.

It's difficult to replace his production in the middle of our defense, but obviously it would be a setback not to have him on our football team".

The Bannon faction, which had already suffered a number of setbacks, seems to have lost another battle.

By John Cassidy April 27, 2017 The Steve Bannon faction's protectionist agenda, which had already suffered a number of setbacks, seems to have lost another battle to the globalists in the Trump Administration.