represent a setback
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- That would represent a huge setback in the fight to change our criminal justice system.
- The unexpected delay in product launch could represent a significant setback for the company.
- Failing the exam didn't just represent a minor setback; it crushed her confidence.
- The recent diplomatic failure might represent an irreversible setback for international relations.
- Losing the crucial data would represent a major setback for the research team.
- His injury represented a severe setback to his athletic career.
- Any further budget cuts will represent a serious setback for public services.
- Does this new development represent a temporary setback or a permanent obstacle?
- For many, the pandemic represented an unprecedented setback to their personal and professional lives.
- Critics argue that the new policy could represent a significant setback for environmental protection efforts.