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setback sentence examples

  • The 3rd xi's own title hopes suffered a setback with defeat at home to chester boughton hall.
  • Setback as a result.
  • This latest embarrassing setback follows news last month that well testing at another siberian field would be delayed due to melting permafrost.
  • Former liverpool and england star jamie redknapp, has suffered with numerous injury setbacks during his career.
  • Setbacks in the 2005 general election.
  • Setback for the government was last month's acquittal of andrew meldrum, correspondent of the guardian and the observer.
  • You may even go trekking and overcome setbacks along the way, but ultimately achieve your goal.
  • The injuries, he added, had been only a temporary setback.
  • That way you scoop up plenty of shares cheaply with each market setback, ensuring you make a decent profit in the long run.
  • Setbacks in recent years.
  • The soviet union encountered the same setback in somalia and the sudan.
  • How often is a win achieved without some minor setbacks?
  • Setback in technology markets and the value fell by 16.3 % .
  • The decline in our vote represents a real setback for our project of transforming society.
  • David palmer has had a very serious setback to his career.
  • In 1941 the work of the virus hunters received a potentially fatal setback.
  • A report in late 1995 showed severe setbacks in the move to a shorter working week.
  • Therapeutic vaccines have faced numerous setbacks in recent years.
  • A major setback for julie in week 3 disaster has struck for julie in her third week of training.

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