Sentence examples for difficult obstacles for from inspiring English sources

Such a focus on these institutional definitions of gender is constricting, and too often it leads to difficult obstacles for most trans people.

Even with these assumptions, low temperatures (snow often combined with strong winds) and the effects of seasonality are difficult obstacles for the proper use of solar PV energy at high latitudes.

The lack of direct U.S. involvement in the inquiry into Iran's past history with nuclear weapons will be one of the most difficult obstacles for the Obama administration to overcome in convincing lawmakers to support the nuclear agreement reached between Iran, the U.S., and five world powers earlier this month.

His struggle with alcohol was the most difficult obstacle for him to overcome, something he has admitted.

"The western perceptions of China as an ageless rural country with a repressive 'red' regime remain a difficult obstacle for Chinese filmmakers – other than by designing these fantastic tales of martial arts set in ancient China," says Yingjin Zhang, author of A Companion to Chinese Cinema.

The porous border between Syria and Turkey is not yet sealed, but turning into a much more difficult obstacle for 'fighters' from Europe to join IS in Syria and 'fighters' to move from there into Europe.

Avoid the deus ex machina (literally, "god in the machine") ending, where something happens to occur in the nick of time to help a character overcome a difficult obstacle: for example, a detective in a suspense story only solves the mystery because he gets a call from a mysterious person who has all the answers.

Given so many investors won't throw cash at a devaluing resource, funding might prove to be the most difficult obstacle yet for Adani.

But to the extent that Los Angeles is a better city today than it was 20 years ago, it is due to the grassroots activists -- and their allies among foundations, media, clergy and public officials -- who have worked in the trenches pushing for change against difficult obstacles.

Mr. Coppola, in turn, has agreed to serve as the honorary chair for the prize, designated for directors who have persevered over difficult obstacles to create a feature of unquestioned artistic merit.

My faith asks me to transcend the most difficult obstacles".