Setback
setback (noun) - a problem, something that happens that delays achieving your goalsuffer a setback
a temporary setback
unexpected setback
a career setback
How did we acquire this tendency to feel hopeless in the face of a career setback ?
Have you ever had a setback that you had to explain to the kids?
If only she could muster up the courage to overcome a minor setback
a major setback
a minor setback
It's a huge setback
recover from the setback
the latest heartbreaking setback
suffer a terrible setback
my company suffered a terrible setback when a tornado damaged our distribution center
the nation's current economic difficulties are just another temporary cyclical setback
a setback in negotiations
a very severe setback for negotiations
a long-term setback
a short-term setback
what happens if he aggravates the wrist and incurs a long-term setback?
the latest setback for the team
despite the setback they carried on with their work
the recent slide is a setback for a bank widely regarded as one of the best in the business
once again suffer a setback
overcome a setback
one little setback after another
Another disconcerting setback
The setback deals a blow to Airbus' hopes
they fear a setback in their efforts to gain the confidence of these groups
dealt another stinging setback
a medical setback
The ruling marks a substantial setback for the Bush administration
the diversity preserved in the cabrucas suffered a severe setback following the crash of the region's cocoa-driven economy in the late 1980s and 1990s
electoral fraud in Kenya delivered another abrupt and violent setback
What was it like for you to once again have a setback?
globalization looks more like a setback than progress
suffered setback after setback
this is a real setback
it became a complicated setback
inspired by a setback
suffered a severe setback following the crash of the region's cocoa-driven economy in the late 1980s and 1990s
His personal life suffered a bit of a setback when he filed for divorce from his third wife
