Sentence examples for big impediments from inspiring English sources

We talked about big impediments to the development of China's huge shale gas reserves or increasing exports of liquefied natural gas to Asia.

Standing in a Ford showroom in Kang Nam, a section of southern Seoul that has become quite affluent, Mr. Jung said there were three big impediments to selling American cars here.

Having just passed Nokia and Siemens, Huawei looks on track to overtake Ericsson, the industry leader, this year.But it faces some big impediments, perhaps the most important being the concerns of many governments, notably America's and India's, about a private company suspected of links to the security apparatus of a country said to be conducting sophisticated hacking.

But big impediments remain.

"Your average control system or lighting system might cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, and one of the big impediments to a building owner is that they don't have that budget reserved to pay for it all at once," says Harmon, "especially if the system isn't worn out and the lights and the air conditioning still come on every day".

Two big impediments to the essential task of writing the histories of West Coast art now block the region's art museums.

Universities, foundations and other philanthropies have been the biggest impediment to passing Mr. Obama's more modest 28 percent limit, which did not exclude the charitable tax deduction.

"This is going to be a big impediment.

But cultural biases are a big impediment to expanding the female police pool.

Instability in Afghanistan is a big impediment to the first, but America opposes the second.

The Metropolitan Opera has a big impediment to producing Handel operas: its enormous auditorium.