Sentence examples for Without any obstacle from inspiring English sources
A product has enough space to add or replace a module without any obstacle.
International seas are largely unregulated, meaning most underwater archaeological wealth can be retrieved and sold without any obstacle.
(a) The antenna must be positioned in the direction of the aboveground device and without any obstacle.
Levels to meet this requirement are classified as follows: (1) A product has enough space to add or replace a module without any obstacle.
Let i represents the index of the array against which the maximum number is stored (it can be at the most the initialization value that was never updated, indicating a free space in that direction without any obstacle within INTENDED-DISTANCE), the heading of the agent is updated corresponding to that direction.
It seems that overall the introduction of CSR into these firms' reporting practice is without any obstacle, or at least not at all worth disclosing in the reports, which is quite the opposite comparing to what is reported in the Western literature, even in the reports of the most experienced sustainability reporting practitioners like The Body Shop (2012).
"Whoever wanted to return could return without any obstacles".
Without any obstacles or any oversight, the country's private sector is happy, just as it was under Somoza.
They are very exposed: most of the land is flat and just above sea level, every storm sweeps across the country without any obstacles, and tidal surges pound the coast.
Shearer, a former England captain turned football pundit, and Westwood, a golfer who has won tournaments on five continents, were at Cheltenham to watch their five-year-old mare Augusta Kate run in the only race at the meeting without any obstacles.
The Saudis see an Iran that is dominant in Iraq and Lebanon, holding onto its ally in Syria, and now forging a new relationship with Washington — a rival, in short, without any obstacles to regional dominance, and one further emboldened to encourage Shiite populations in the Gulf monarchies, including Saudi Arabia, to oppose their Sunni rulers.
