Sentence examples for early obstacles from inspiring English sources

Yesterday's draw, which was held at the United Nations, placed few early obstacles in the favorites' paths.

He had encountered some early obstacles when approaching new players who wouldn't be apt to recognize him from past seasons: "It's, like, 'Hi, I'm Mark Zuckerman, I used to be with the Washington Times, we got laid off, so now I'm covering the team for my own Web site.' Doesn't roll off the tongue quite the same way".

As early obstacles, sometimes controversial, were overcome, nuclear transfer technologies have found their place in the genetic engineering of a host of animal species.

He overcame enormous early obstacles to make himself into who he was.

One of the early obstacles to constitutional amendment was a debate over whether and when a current president must resign in order to be eligible for reelection.

Some of the early obstacles he encountered are similar to what his nephew faces, including a potential shortage of medical providers as an influx of patients seek care.

One early obstacle, he said, has involved the failure to find any lawyers ready to defend Mr. Hussein and the others.

This threw an early obstacle in the way of SFO plans to charge 10 men and one woman with a plot to rig the Euribor which, like Libor (the London interbank offered rate), is a benchmark for rates on trillions of dollars of financial products and loans globally.

For example, a major early obstacle to scrutinizing elderly rats was that they tended to die right before or during a study, he says.

TTC-OF tends to have a higher error than TTC-EO and can lead to early obstacle avoidance, as indicated by the path travelled by Turtlebot and Hector-quadrotor.

One early obstacle to broad appeal was the fratty imprint of Kimmel's past.