Sentence examples for common stumbling blocks from inspiring English sources
The authors illustrate how patching works and point out some common stumbling blocks.
Competing priorities, for example, are the most common stumbling blocks with 41% reporting them.
There are some common stumbling blocks that hold up the void process, such as handling keys and clearing debts on existing gas and electricity meters.
Since they're not as widely seen, the shorts categories – animation, live-action and documentary – are common stumbling blocks, though there's still time to catch the nominees in theaters.
But one of the most common stumbling blocks to making a dramatic career change is a lack of experience in the new field.
It is crucial for these new graduates to be aware of the common stumbling blocks that many college freshmen encounter, and learn what they can do to help themselves have a successful transition from high school to college.
This is a common stumbling block for those on the spectrum, according to the psychologist Jay Hobbs from Specialisterne – a non-profit agency finding employment for people with autism.
One common stumbling block was a REIT structure that had a separate management company with its own agenda and interests getting a fee to run the REIT.
Failure to engage important stakeholders, and failure to reach agreement among stakeholders about how to frame a resource problem and identify its objectives and management alternatives, is a common stumbling block that can impede progress and ultimately undermine a project.
The once-common stumbling blocks of teenhood never tripped up Bridget King's daughter, Caroline, now 21, and have yet to provide a challenge for her son, Jacob (17).
