Sentence examples for setbacks where from inspiring English sources
Nigeria's election is the most important political event of the year in an Africa of constant advances and setbacks, where every gain is fragile and every defeat reversible.
It wasn't easy at first, she had a couple of setbacks where she went back to the wine, but for the most part she was able to do it.
I don't want to have any setbacks where I play a couple of games and then I have to sit down". Howard's penciled out for the exhibition opener Oct. 7 against Golden State in Fresno.
Then, as Nash put it, there were "a couple minor moments or setbacks where you're like, 'Let's not be rash here and come back too soon.'" Nash had an epidural shot in his back a few weeks ago but there were no plans for another any time soon.
Prepare yourself for the fact that your journey isn't going to be perfect, and you will probably have setbacks where you "fall off the wagon" for a day or two.
All three main parties often suffered a setback where they were in control locally (see table).
"If there's some type of setback where he starts to swing aggressively and his ribs are sore, he'll be stopped," Collins said.
The wall of obsidian rose, velvet beneath the overcast sky, enticing the eye toward the setback where the outer tower stopped and the inner continued.
I took half a tablet for a month to six weeks, so I'd feel good for two or three days, but then have a setback where I couldn't leave the house or something.
"If at any point you do have a setback where you feel worse or symptoms return, try not to be disheartened or angry things can and will improve if you find out what works for and helps you".
"If at any point you do have a setback where you feel worse or symptoms return, try not to be disheartened or angry things can and will improve if you find out what works for and helps you". Bell says that local NHS and social services can support people through recovery by helping them push past fear or deep depression and do the things they want to do—a second key part of recovery.
