Sentences with phrase «great setback»

One hundred and thirty MPs have backed the eurosceptic amendment, in what initially appears to be an even greater setback for the prime minister than expected.

The story follows the career of Andre Bishop, a talented boxer, who is forced to overcome great setbacks including a prison sentence and a corrupt fight promoter.

Overall, the delay might prove to be a greater setback than the company intended: its major competitor, the Jeff Bezos - run Blue Origin, saw its first successful launch landing of its New Shepard reusable rocket earlier this year in November.

With the partition of the country, the cause of Urdu naturally suffered a great setback, but the Muslims of North India are very active in popularizing their language and have been able to secure for it at least a regional status.

So as far back as July 2014, former Chief of Army Staff, Lt. General Kenneth Tobias Minimah who saw the handwriting on the wall, confirmed the long held secret that desertion, acts of cowardice and indiscipline within the army in the fight against terrorism were some of the greatest setbacks in checkmating the Boko Haram menace.

The unwillingness to acknowledge the continuing problem, say many experts, has been the greatest setback to women in achieving salary equity.

One of the greatest setbacks of each and every diet is that by cutting down on calories you're not only losing fat, but muscle as well.

I'm gonna tell you this ahead of time, the greatest setback (in my opinion) of having a power rack is that you're somewhat limited to the number of exercises you can do as compared to a machine workout station.

Our greatest setback has been my lack of direction and real understanding of how to train the basics / yard work / obedience etc.etc.

We understand this may be a great setback to those impacted who have been following the Mass Effect franchise over the years.

Such losses are a great setback for efforts to eradicate poverty.»

You have suffered a great setback in your life.