Sentence examples for the same setback from inspiring English sources

The same setback occurred three times, and after a magnetic resonance imaging test was performed on Tuesday and three specialists consulted, Gardner decided to have surgery.

Neighborhoods are built on a grid of rectangular lots to maximize the number of homes, and houses sit in rows, sharing the same setback line.

Ancient Roman authors suffered the same setbacks and indignities as modern writers.

Disney has spared no expense to make sure Shanghai Disney doesn't suffer the same setbacks as previous projects, said Edward Marks, co-chief executive of the Producers Group, a theme park consultant that has worked on Shanghai Disney.

And then try to be on the lookout to keep that same setback from happening again.

The world's struggle against racism is heading for the same severe setback it suffered eight years ago.

That led me to constantly challenge myself, and eventually I learned how to hold my breath longer and swim faster than other kids who didn't have the same physical setbacks I did.

Extricating those minors from commercial sex exploitation will be an enormous challenge, fraught with some of the same subtleties and setbacks that pose such difficult obstacles to drug users who resist detox and rehabilitation.

Seven years into it, he kept suffering from the same show biz setbacks: clients who defected to other managers, whose careers never broke, and who stiffed him for payments.

At the same time, the sudden setback in the development of the railyards is a very public embarrassment for everyone involved, including the developer, whose reputation may be at risk; the authority, which was counting on the money for its capital budget; and the Bloomberg administration, which had made the transformation of the once-industrial West Side a centerpiece of its two-term mayoralty.

WEEKEND/ARTS, PAGE E37 Setback to Media Owners In Deregulation Fight Media companies hoping to expand their television station holdings and to own both TV stations and newspapers in the same markets suffered a setback when the Bush administration abandoned an effort to relax the ownership rules.