Sentence examples for unforeseen setback from inspiring English sources

While everyone will wish Haddin well, it is the sort of unforeseen setback that often seems to afflict teams, especially those on tour, who are up against it.

It seems to me change comes in clusters, and its triggers seem to fire independently and simultaneously, mostly in areas of life already pregnant with something: anything from a death to an unexpected success or an unforeseen setback.

He was limited in Wednesday and Thursday's work but got the green light from head coach Mike Vrabel on Friday to start, barring an unforeseen setback.

These dual, unforeseen setbacks led Nishikado to view the game with some frustration.

Or at least it is a dream right now, with the regular season, and all the unforeseen setbacks it will inevitably bring, still weeks away.

That gave our competitors the chance to catch up, engineering-wise". These dual, unforeseen setbacks led Nishikado to view the game with some frustration.

Mr. Aaron's failure to plan for an unexpected turn of events at his company was not without irony, since one of his main tasks was helping other companies prepare for unforeseen setbacks.

Judith Hanna London Is it not heartwarming that when (barring unforeseen setbacks) Jeremy Corbyn begins his first period in government (Report, 3 August), he will have the oldest starting age ever for a prime minister?

Gay says he does not yet know where the next one will come because he has not built a schedule for this season, but it will almost certainly culminate in Berlin with the World Championships, barring any unforeseen setbacks.

To beat the over/under Denver will need to win two more games than last season, a feat which barring any major unforeseen setbacks should be well within reach.

Microbocides, which are topical, do not carry the same risk of unforeseen setbacks or hidden side-effects as do internal drugs, which have to navigate through the body's entire system, so if VivaGel has made it this far, it's hard to imagine a real failure further down the line.