Sentence examples for added obstacle from inspiring English sources

Even now, with little choice, he faced the added obstacle of working with fingertips numbed in a common side-effect of chemotherapy.

At a hearing this month before the General Assembly, Mr. Ryan noted that state officials faced an added obstacle in preparing for this economic slowdown.

Our chosen route — the northernmost 15 miles of the wilderness from Shi Shi (pronounced SHY SHY) Beach to Cape Alava, over two days — had an added obstacle: the Ozette River, which meets the Pacific 10 miles into the trek.

Still, it is extraordinary to listen to her catalogue the effects her club foot has had on her rugby career – from increased injuries to everyday training regimes – and all the more impressive to consider that the first female recipient of the esteemed Pat Marshall award for the outstanding rugby personality of the year has achieved so much, despite the added obstacle.

But few venues can go from chic to refugee camp as quickly as Roland Garros in the rain, where the lack of cover and wide walkways can make much of the site feel like a Métro car at rush hour with the added obstacle of open umbrellas.

England face a challenge to reach the second round of the tournament, with former champions Italy and Uruguay in their group, and Saturday's meeting with Cesare Prandelli's Italy side will have the added obstacle of hot and humid conditions at the Arena Amazonia in Manaus.

For larger firms like G.E. Johnson, there are added obstacles to implementing a new, standardized drug testing policy.

"Because your abilities are impaired, those added obstacles to safe driving are exacerbated, too, by the fact that you lose judgment".

Higher levels bring added obstacles like jelly, chocolate, bombs and who knows what else?

At the same time, the decision doesn't prevent park owners from switching their communities to all-age, though they would face added obstacles.

Refugee women face added obstacles to maintaining their health and well being compared with Canadian-born women [ 58, 59].