Sentence examples for difficult roadblock to overcome from inspiring English sources
Their attempts to communicate with them through some sort of mutual language is a difficult roadblock to overcome.
But even if the D.C. City Council passes the measure, it has a big roadblock to overcome in the United States Congress.
Former politician, doctor and company chairman Mal Washer admitted there were some roadblocks to overcome before production can begin.
There are huge legal and policy roadblocks to overcome of course, but such a debut would be a major milestone in China's financial development.
Sharing goods and ideas across national boundaries still makes economic sense, many said, but it has run into moral and political roadblocks that may prove difficult to overcome.
"That's a difficult hurdle to overcome".
Mr. Nardelli also has a difficult legacy to overcome.
It's hard to imagine anything more difficult to overcome than slavery.
Of the technical, legal, economic, and acceptance roadblocks, the latter may prove among the most difficult to overcome.
