Sentence examples for that the setback from inspiring English sources

The first is that the setback to the housing market may turn out to be more serious than it expects in its central forecast.

American economic expansion slowed to a crawl in the first quarter, but economists are hopeful that the setback will be temporary.

If we are justified in assuming that the setback in American industry will only be temporary, we may look forward to steady development in 1930, free from the incubus that has of late been hampering world conditions.

Though he returned to play 52 games for Charlotte the next season, it was clear that the setback had taken a toll – not only physically and statistically, but psychologically.

Another image shared by Israeli Facebook users — remixed from a celebratory @BarackObama tweet — suggested that the setback for Mr. Netanyahu's American friend might be a harbinger of failure for the prime minister's party in Israel's next election.

Some theorize that the setback for European integration could eventually weaken the monetary union's Stability and Growth Pact, which tethers the Continent's euro-based economies together, and eventually send the euro into a sustained decline.

Kerry is enough of a creature of Washington to understand that no one has a lock on jobs like that, but the setback still stung.

Yet," HuffPost's Emily Peck rightly pointed out that, despite the setbacks that have occurred under President Donald Trump's administration, women in the U.S. have helped push for progress in 2017, too.

Seeking to assuage fears of a return to war, both government and Farc quickly said that despite the setback they would insist on peace.

Aides to Mr. Nader say that despite the setback in Oklahoma, he still expects to qualify for the ballot in most states well before Election Day.

Gregg Gilbert, an analyst at Merrill Lynch, said that with the setback, "investors may call into question the value of Sepracor's pipeline".