Sentence examples for will suffer a setback from inspiring English sources

But there is a risk, small but nagging, that the recent spate of progress will suffer a setback.

"US auto and iPhone sales in China will suffer a setback, and US soybean and maize imports will be halted.

US auto and [Apple] iPhone sales in China will suffer a setback, and US soybean and maize imports will be halted," the newspaper warned.

The comparatively new notion in American jurisprudence that equal justice must be practically applied to the indi gent will suffer a setback unless O.E.O.'s 2,000 lawyers in 850 offices around the country are allowed to continue in their dedicated work.

U.S. auto and iPhone sales in China will suffer a setback, and U.S. soybean and maize imports will be halted.

If Afghanistan fails or Pakistan falls to fundamentalism, America will suffer a terrible setback.

Ralf Schumacher's attempt to claim second place in the drivers' world championship behind his elder brother will suffer a major setback if the notoriously unpredictable Ardennes weather produces a wet Belgian grand prix on Sunday.

In concert with that, the projections indicate, the National Front, the far-rightist, anti-immigrant party that electrified presidential elections in April and May, will suffer a remarkable setback, confirming perhaps that its followers see it more as a statement of dissent built around the personality of its leader rather than as a nuts-and-bolts party machine capable of running the country.

There's also the effort to re-elect New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine -- for without him, the effort to secure marriage equality there will suffer a tremendous setback.

If Lester is dismissed, coastal protection will suffer a serious setback, said Les Strnad, a 25-year veteran of the agency and a former deputy director for the central California district.

The company will suffer a humiliating business setback and lose a considerable amount of money if it fails to get the licenses.