Sentence examples for usual setbacks from inspiring English sources

I don't think you can be a frequent flier and not experience the usual setbacks and issues, but once I'm in the air, I love it.

A steady practice that leaves you a bit better equipped to pause before lashing out, to rise above perceived slights and not be put off by the usual setbacks.

He acknowledged, more than usual, the setbacks his mission has suffered in Iraq, such as the bombing of the Askariya shrine, one of Shia Islam's holiest sites.

The DA did well, winning the mayoralty of Cape Town and gaining enough votes in Durban to prevent the ANC from winning a majority there.Was this just the usual mid-term setback that incumbents suffer everywhere?

It gives people who have the usual ups and downs, confusions, setbacks, a sense that they are failing because in reality it takes years.

Tyldesley retells the familiar story with spirit, and with closer attention than usual to each revealing step, including the mistakes, setbacks and dealings with the press.

In the end, perhaps these setbacks enabled them to make progress free from the usual pressures.

You may have been putting in even longer hours than usual in the lab in order to recover from your setback.

Readiness includes Innovation-system fit Tension for change Balance between supporters and opponents Specific preparedness Implementing a complex innovation, and making sure it becomes business as usual, is a highly non-linear process, typically characterised by shocks and setbacks.

By October 2013 the hospital had identified that a higher than usual proportion of eight patients who had undergone stem cell transplantation between March and August had suffered setbacks after encountering what doctors call "delayed engraftment".

And despite recent setbacks, a post-Bernie progressive movement will need to muster all of its strategic smarts, resist the usual circular firing squad, and keep the pressure on for fundamental reform.