They are confronted by significant obstacles in that they lack sufficient stadiums, accommodations, transportation systems, and other sports-related infrastructure.
BACK from holiday, Romano Prodi, prime minister of Italy's left-of-centre government, has immediately been confronted by two obstacles that have long threatened Italy's, and its governments', stability.
Modern readers hoping to understand The Ego and Its Own are confronted by several obstacles, not least the form, structure, and argument, of Stirner's book.
Andrew M. Cuomo arrived in Albany confronted by the same obstacles that had stymied his predecessors.
Not long after they do, they are confronted by overwhelming physical obstacles, such as a rainstorm, rocks, a large hole in the track and sharks.
Those fields are far less meritocractic, and the women working there, especially those with children, are confronted by the usual obstacles: the need for childcare, to be free to travel - and, for curators, the flexibility to move to jobs in other countries.
In the last few years, though, companies set on reviving the technology have designed a new generation of equipment to deliver a vast flow of data reliably, not only when confronted by such urban obstacles as venetian blinds and window washers, but in the face of more elemental disruptions like fog and earthquakes, too.
Al Saud: Change is always confronted by resistance and obstacles.
"In the study of vesicant gases, investigators are confronted by one major obstacle, namely, that the skin of man is so different anatomically from that of laboratory animals that the latter are relatively useless as subjects for experimentation," he explained.
Astronomers are confronted by a pair of obstacles when studying the universe: things are far away, and they take a long time to happen.
