Sentence examples for central obstacles from inspiring English sources

One of the central obstacles to a fully national approach is the so-called "residualisation" process, alluded to above.

The struggle over Kirkuk, where Arabs, Kurds, Turkmens, Christians and other groups have all staked claims, has been among the central obstacles to unifying Iraq.

And isn't that a central obstacle to beginning therapy?

Unemployment remained a central obstacle in many regions.

And untangling the roles of federal, state and local officials is emerging as a central obstacle.

But is the empathy gap the central obstacle to Mr. Romney's campaign?

A central obstacle to the design of a global HIV-1 vaccine is virus diversity.

Mr. Ramslien maintains that Pakistan, in particular, has been a central obstacle to any negotiated peace with the Taliban.

Mr. Bush, who has refused even to shake Mr. Arafat's hand, officially reversed that policy today, pointing to Mr. Arafat as the central obstacle to progress.

Despite different legal systems, the findings shine a light on the UK, with poor investigations being found to be the central obstacle to justice.

It would be likely to lend credence to the Israeli claim that Mr. Arafat is the central obstacle to the peace effort.