Sentence examples for becoming a roadblock from inspiring English sources
For the time being, Obama is gambling that directing popular anger toward the oil companies — a convenient villain if there ever was one — will allow him to keep the price of gasoline from becoming a roadblock for his campaign.
It wasn't until my early 30s that I realized my family issues were becoming a roadblock to being in a healthy romantic relationship.
Apple's mobile-only tablet approach is a pretty big roadblock toward becoming a full-fledge laptop replacement.
More than that, the Globes provided NBC with at least a temporary roadblock to what is becoming a fast-closing locomotive from Fox among the 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old 18-to-49-year-old
One of the roadblocks to climate change becoming a nonpartisan issue, and to opening up more ears to the science, according to Hayhoe, is the evangelical community's lack of strong hierarchical leadership.
What roadblocks or obstacles did you face to becoming a writer?
Indeed, if there's a major obstacle to becoming a venture capitalist in coming years, it will undoubtedly center on financial inequality, which has been a roadblock for many since the industry's start.
Unless the court drew the line at drug roadblocks, she warned, "the Fourth Amendment would do little to prevent such intrusions from becoming a routine part of American life".
She made my dream of becoming a performer come alive the same way Sandy had done it for me for baseball, only I saw no roadblocks ahead.
Without drawing the line at roadblocks designed primarily to serve the general interest in crime control, the Fourth Amendment would do little to prevent such intrusions from becoming a routine part of American life.
