The phrase
"big setback" means a significant obstacle or problem that causes a major delay or disruption in progress or plans.
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Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«big»
«setback»
Sentences with «big setback»
- One big setback in attempting to hire with diversity in mind is that manual screening tends to leave too much room for bias. (entrepreneur.com)
- Because if you do, you may find that you've avoided the downside of bonds, but in so doing exposed yourself to an even bigger setback should stocks experience a major setback. (realdealretirement.com)
- For example, in Waikiki, «land values are $ 200 — $ 500 per sq. ft.,» says Sofos, adding that «there are strict development restrictions, such as big setbacks for the green belt area.» (nreionline.com)
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