Sentence examples for biggest roadblocks from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, it was the American government, not Iran's, that put up the biggest roadblocks.

High price and safety concerns are among the biggest roadblocks holding back the use of autonomous cars.

But if he disagrees with decisions made elsewhere, he could become one of the biggest roadblocks to Canada's participation in a continental energy policy.

Bastion is one of the biggest roadblocks for new players, because his fixed turret form can shred through opposing teams in seconds.

Mr. Ratner maintained that one of the biggest roadblocks for the bill was opposition by the hotel workers union in New York, which, out of solidarity with its counterpart in Las Vegas, has lobbied against legalization.

It is an idea, several people involved in planning the strategy said, based on no existing economic development models, certainly none implemented on Long Island, but one that addresses one of the biggest roadblocks to economic growth.

As usual, the Senate will be the biggest roadblock to legislation.

Perhaps the biggest roadblock though was what James J. Schiro, chief executive of Pricewaterhouse, diplomatically called "market conditions".

And therein lies what is, potentially, the biggest roadblock to sustainability: the human brain.

In Chrysler's case, a handful of the company's 46 lenders presented the biggest roadblock.

Labor senator Penny Wong says the prime minister, Tony Abbott, is Australia's biggest roadblock to marriage equality.