Sentence examples for setbacks such as from inspiring English sources

There are always setbacks, such as the assassination last month of Congo's president, Laurent Kabila.

It also glossed over recent territorial setbacks, such as the December loss of Ramadi in Iraq.

That could prevent future setbacks such as the Lancashire decision this week.

Extra cash cushions whites against temporary setbacks, such as losing a job or falling sick.

Pfizer has had setbacks, such as the withdrawal of its new antibiotic, Trovan.

Similarly, encouraging success stories such Botswana and Ghana frequently seem overshadowed by setbacks such as those recently seen in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Zambia.

As such, Hreinsson said, the economy would be hit more heavily now by a setback such as a volcanic eruption, than i9t was after the 2010 eruption of Eyjafjallajökull.

"On fundamental measures of risk level of profitability, volatility of profitability and debt levels–stocks with low [price-to-book value] and P/E ratios have much lower 'quality' and should be expected to be hurt badly in a very serious economic setback such as the one we are now experiencing".

A rent voucher might well be the best solution for an otherwise self-supporting family that has suffered a temporary setback, such as an illness or lost job.

For a portion of the homeless population--who are otherwise self-supporting, but have experienced a temporary setback, such as an illness, lost job, or house fire--rapid rehousing can work wonderfully.

Despite setbacks - such as the absence of reindeer, real huskies or an ice rink - the organisers have rejected comparisons with the New Forest event.