Sentence examples for was a setback of from inspiring English sources

There was a setback of 6 mm to the right, with no additional surgery (Fig. 5).

The 7-to-2 decision was a setback for advocates of publicly financed school vouchers.

The 7-to-2 decision was a setback for advocates of using publicly financed vouchers to pay for religious school tuition.

The ruling was a setback for the efforts of Larry A. Silverstein, the leaseholder of the World Trade Center site.

His decision was a setback to Mr Berlusconi's hopes of quickly regaining the power that he lost in April 2006.

The White House said the seizure of Palmyra was a setback for U.S.-led U.S.-ledn forcoalitioneir forcesagainstheiramic State.

The confrontation is a setback of sorts for the commission, the European Union's executive agency, which has been trying to find non-litigious solutions to antitrust problems, particularly in the fast-moving technology field, to prevent cases from dragging on for years.

There will just be "a setback of two to four years," he says.

The ruling is a setback for supporters of stricter gun controls to force the manufacturers to restrict how their weapons are marketed and sold.

But it is a setback for one of the world's oldest satellite operators: Intelsat, the Washington, D.C.-based International Telecommunications Satellite Organization.

His victory is a setback for Democratic hopes of stealing some of the evangelical base of that deeply conservative state.