Examples of using A setback in English and their translations into Finnish
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And then he had a setback.
He had a setback in 2003.
Yes. We have had a setback.
She goes through ten specific stages, which I have named. Yeah, whenever she hits a setback.
Bill Buchanan said they had a setback.
And yes, we had a setback. Sir, I have been thinking about it.
we had a setback.
I heard there was a setback.
We have suffered a  tragedy and a setback.
It's bound to be a setback.
Although this worsening is partially due to cyclical fluctuations, it also reflects slow progress in implementing structural reforms in Member States and represents a setback for the pension strategies.
They suffered a setback on 17 February, when forty-eight men, including Boulton and Thomas Scott,
had a setback due to Gerhard Lauck's imprisonment,
He always bounced back stronger than before. Whenever he experienced a setback, and last night was a  real doozy.
Whenever he experienced a setback, and last night was a  real doozy, he always bounced back stronger than before.
It would be a setback for peace in Europe if the Russian Federation's integration into the global economy and especially into European cooperation arrangements were to fail.
However, Stacy's plan suffers a setback when she develops a  friendship with one of the women.
If a  man suffered a setback in bed, then he should not withdraw into themselves
During the 1970s, the economic situation in Maldives suffered a setback when the Sri Lankan market for Maldives' main export of dried fish collapsed.
the solution laid out therein, represents a setback for the interests of the large-scale chemical industry in Europe.