Sentence examples for some of the setbacks from inspiring English sources

Some of the setbacks were permanent.

Some of the setbacks may be more apparent than real.

Here, some of the setbacks have been highlighted during the biopharmaceutical development of miRNA and siRNA as individual therapeutics.

Why? Write a narrative of some of the setbacks and accomplishments of the space program, the costs of operating and maintaining the program, and your opinion on this type of spending.

Caldwell explained the benefit of climbing on the route in winter two years ago to Rock and Ice magazine, as well as some of the setbacks they had encountered.

The study highlights some of the setbacks, such as a decline in the percentage of water-intensive companies assessing water-related business risks, as well as a drop in the number of businesses (19%) that have strong sustainability policies and risk management systems in place.

Instead of continuing the momentum of victory, however, cracks in Allied unity would enable Louis XIV to reverse some of the major setbacks suffered at Turin and Ramillies.

That way, people can learn from failure and move on, perhaps turning some aspect of the setback into the seedling of a new success.

Although I would pose that in fact we've had more victories than setbacks in the last two years, the scale of some of the prominent setbacks- Citizens United, Prop 8, the outrage over Park 51, public support for Arizona law 1070, not to mention the ongoing foreign policy disappointments in Iraq and Afghanistan especially- has all been pretty demoralizing.

Erik Nicholson, a national vice president of the United Farm Workers, applauded Ms. Solis's decision, calling the Bush rules "some of the worst setbacks for farm workers in decades".

They are, rather, relics of some of the many setbacks and failures that this empire experienced, especially in its early stages.