Sentence examples for an obvious obstacle from inspiring English sources

But being stuck behind a legend is an obvious obstacle.

According to Friedel, the historian, scientists rely on the stubborn conviction that an obvious obstacle can be overcome.

The problem was eventually overcome by manipulating hormone levels in the animals' feed, but this presented an obvious obstacle to controlled breeding.

It will result in an obvious obstacle interface and will accelerate the accumulation of soluble salts, finally leading to new detachment or disruption.

Among blind people, voting presents an obvious obstacle: It's difficult to mark a ballot if you can't see it.

The statue is an obvious obstacle to reconciliation even the half-assed sort of symbolic 'reconciliation' that this country's settler governments have so far mustered up.

Skylon would transform all that and last year it passed a key test: a lengthy study by the European Space Agency, funded by the UK government, could not find any obvious obstacles.

Beyond the obvious obstacle of a severe lack of professionals and experts, many of whom have fled Iraq, Mr. Maliki will be under tremendous pressure from his own and other Shiite parties to fill his cabinet from within their ranks.

This is surely the most obvious obstacle to hijacking a celebrity's life and taking it somewhere unexpected; authors worry about the legal ramifications.

A G-quartet is very stable compared to conventional Watson-Crick base-pairing-based double-stranded DNA, and would constitute an obvious thermodynamic obstacle to an advancing replication form.

If one takes an instrumentalist stance (Dennett 1987: Ch. 2), there is no obvious obstacle to the attribution of mental states and intentional agency to artificial systems.