Sentence examples similar to the later setbacks from inspiring English sources

The summer and fall of 1864 were highlighted by the Federal failure with a mine explosion under the gray lines at Petersburg on July 30 (the Battle of the Crater), the near capture of Washington by the Confederate Jubal Early in July, and Early's later setbacks in the Shenandoah Valley at the hands of Philip H. Sheridan.

Despite the losses in personnel and later setbacks to Villanova and Hobart, coach John Desko said the players refused to adhere to preseason rankings that had the team outside of the top 10.

ISIS emerged from the turmoil of the Syrian conflict but later suffered setbacks in internecine combat.

In addition, planning for challenges/setbacks that may arise prior to or upon entry into the TC is a facet of the later sessions.

He later suffered setbacks in training.

The upper setbacks were later used to build balconies.

On the setback, D'Angelo later stated "The thing about writer's block is that you want to write so f---king bad, [but] the songs don't come out that way.

Milestone number two was to continue my journey despite the setbacks that I had later on that journey and milestone number three was probably understanding that in order to live my life fulfilled and with my heart at peace, I had to be raw, real, authentic and truthful to myself.

There was another setback during the reign of the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb in the late 17th century, but later the Marathas sponsored a new revival.

A year and a few setbacks later, they finished the second car, the summer before Mr. Rhodes's senior year of high school.

The no campaign had another setback later that night, when the Guardian published a story revealing that a member of the UK government had said that a currency union would be formed after a yes vote.