Sentence examples for setbacks around from inspiring English sources

"We're down to three-foot side yard setbacks around here," said Mr. Showen, who now lives in Walnut Creek, Calif.

In the Bush-Cheney years, America sought to rely overwhelmingly on military "hard power," and the result was setbacks around the world, from Iran's accelerated nuclear program to North Korea's processing of plutonium for a half-dozen nuclear weapons (compared with zero during the Clinton presidency).

The composer suffered some health setbacks around 2004.

This is the latest in a series of setbacks around the world with France declaring Uber illegal in its jurisdiction and a California Labour Commission decision defining Uber drivers as employees.

Designing a levee setback around existing high-value infrastructure can maximize the benefit of the setback while simultaneously minimizing the costs.

The genomes suggest that woolly mammoth populations suffered and then recovered from a significant setback around 250,000 to 300,000 years ago, before another severe decline occurred in the final days of the Ice Age, marking the end of the species.

Other setbacks have revolved around Lynch signing on to do the show, but then leaving it over a dispute about budgets.

With the facilitator offering coaching — for example, she will require that by the halfway point in the project, the team have a plan for how to sustain it — the team members meet, often weekly, to talk about how to get around setbacks and what worked elsewhere.

Tomer is one of the most resilient people I know working around setbacks and focusing on success.

Agriculture remained significant in its economy but was not without setbacks; in the decade around 1870 farmers pushed out into semiarid country, hoping that rain would follow the plow, only to learn with cruel certainty that it did not.

The campaign has seen a number of setbacks and delays, mostly around a familiar theme: Going from prototype to mass manufacturing is really hard.