Sentence examples for Major stumbling block is from inspiring English sources

Another major stumbling block is cotton where, because of the crop's importance in Africa, many developing countries want subsides lowered faster and further than with other products.

A major stumbling block is how to compensate doctors.

A major stumbling block is that Congress — often at the urging of presidents including Mr. Obama — has regularly tinkered with the tax code to effect policies.

The idea of electing or appointing a commissioner seems simple, but the major stumbling block is finding a committee among racing's many to even identify candidates.

In any giant merger of advertising agencies, a major stumbling block is the possibility of bringing together clients that are competitive business rivals.

One major stumbling block is that while the pro-choice and women's rights movements have become more adept at speaking to legislators and reframing abortion within the public health agenda, they struggle to engage health professionals with the same message.

The stumbling block is the inability of the clubs to agree compensation.

The stumbling block is thought to have concerned governance issues.

The stumbling block is that each virus in the current lineup can only master one of these tricks.

The stumbling block was psychological, not architectural.

The stumbling block was vacation pay for long-term employees," Shira said.