Sentence examples for biggest hindrances from inspiring English sources

According to Tlebere et al. [9], transportation and distance from a PHC facility were the biggest hindrances to the utilization of health services, particularly in rural areas.

This religious conflict in the tribal areas of Pakistan is one of the biggest hindrances to effective polio vaccination.

"Now sludge has become the biggest hindrance to our operations.

However, the biggest hindrance was Greenland's small population.

High taxes are the single biggest hindrance to doing business in Russia, he said.

In my opinion, the biggest hindrance within the program is lack of communication.

Mr. Nardelli's lack of automotive expertise will be his biggest hindrance, said Gerald Meyers, the former president of the American Motors Corporation and an expert on crisis management.

"Climate change could become the single biggest hindrance to the ambitions of the sustainable development goals and the post-2015 development agendas," the UNDP says.

Second, it is somewhat difficult to believe that the 30 or so women who actually wear the niqab in Belgium are the single biggest hindrance to integration.

The Star Wars brand could actually be its biggest hindrance in that respect, with no further USP to win over the unconvinced.

The biggest hindrance to healthy forests, Bush officials say, are laws that force managers of public land to spend too much time responding to citizen objections.