Sentence examples for built-in obstacles from inspiring English sources

The act of selling alone has built-in obstacles.

No local school districts have seriously considered cutting the week, and some face built-in obstacles.

In the end, it could not overcome the built-in obstacles to doing business in emerging markets, but its founder learned four essential lessons that will guide her when she ventures forth again.

Kevin Curnin, who is a legal adviser to From the Ground Up, an advocacy group of downtown business owners, said of the application total, "When you compare that number with the number of small businesses in Lower Manhattan, it does sound incredibly small, but I think there are some built-in obstacles in the program that may contribute to the low turnout".

You can't download songs from another service onto your iPod without knowing how to bypass the built-in obstacles.

Those are built-in obstacles, but ones the movie doesn't always vault.

Chefs are required to create a dish in a short time, often while overcoming some kind of built-in obstacle; for example, create an amuse bouche in 30 minutes using only ingredients from a vending machine.

Because of a height issue — which would seem to be a built-in obstacle — the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has had to put off its plans to test its double-decker bus on two routes, including one that traverses Fifth Avenue.

In July, Chancellor Gerhard Schroder of Germany pushed pro-business measures through Parliament to reduce taxes for corporations and promote their reorganization by sweetening the sale of industrial cross-shareholdings, a built-in obstacle to the kind of industrial consolidation that is now engulfing Europe.

"There are technical and built-in audience obstacles.

The wheelchair is also smart, featuring built-in collision detection and obstacle avoidance algorithms to keep the occupant safe while navigating.