Sentence examples similar to triggering setbacks from inspiring English sources

The product was no longer available to the market after less than two years from its approval triggering a setback for competitive new inhalable insulins that were already in various clinical development phases.

Appropriate plant parameters have been identified for the automatic triggering of power setback procedure on the occurrence of those events which are envisaged to be managed through this procedure.

The app accumulates data and then visually presents triggers; progress; setbacks; and patterns over time and across locations that the patient and therapist can view together and look at ways to address problems.

Russia itself is weathering an economic setback triggered by low oil prices and sanctions.

Feeling out of place is usually triggered by a setback freshman year: the student fails a test, for example, or feels he doesn't have any close friends.

The most common event triggering a "worst day" was a setback.

For some, personal setbacks lead to feelings of severe inadequacy, triggering crippling anxiety.

The scenarios I've described in this series -- environmental degradation, unchecked climate change and unintended consequences of advanced technology -- could trigger serious, even catastrophic, setbacks to our society.

It is normal to feel triggered and to experience setbacks while you are in the process of recovery from an eating disorder.

Her efforts experienced a setback in January 2017, however, when the Supreme Court upheld a November 2016 High Court ruling that prevented the prime minister from triggering Article 50 without first having gained approval from Parliament to do so.

President Chen's outspoken position toward China reflects slowly building frustration and was triggered by a diplomatic setback, the chief presidential spokesman, Huang Chi-fang, said today in Taipei.