Sentence examples for terrible setbacks from inspiring English sources

It could result in some terrible setbacks in these areas, however, if — as critics of the Roberts court have said — the court is calling balls and strikes but has moved the strike zone far to the right.

After four straight relatively successful election cycles -- with some unexpected victories in the latter two -- the committee suffered terrible setbacks in 2014.

In Afghanistan and Pakistan, women's rights have suffered "terrible setbacks" exemplified by the experience of teenage Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai, who narrowly escaped assassination for the "revolutionary act of seeking an education and travelling to school".

It was a terrible setback.

And tonight his great cause has suffered a terrible setback.

If Afghanistan fails or Pakistan falls to fundamentalism, America will suffer a terrible setback.

Make no mistake, Amaker's departure was a terrible setback for Seton Hall.

He had several reasons, he told them, including a sense of isolation after the terrible setback in the British Parliament.

It would be a terrible setback for Paraguay if his attempts to democratise it were to end in impeachment.

"It's a terrible setback for him and for all of us," Lotina told La Sexta television.

It said: "This problem, its scope and scale, come as a terrible setback and a major disappointment; it goes against our reputation and tradition of excellence".