Sentence examples for emergent obstacle from inspiring English sources
If this is the case, the clients' complaints about the medications should be seen not as a desired outcome of the activity in progress, but as an emergent obstacle, which the staff members seek to overcome in the pursuit of pharmacological adherence.
For a wider look at the obstacles and opportunities facing the emergent female athlete, read "Playing Like a Girl: Transforming Our Lives Through Team Sports," by Marian Betancourt (Contemporary Books, $22.95).
Even so, there is no reason at all why, with the example of Ghana to go by, Commonwealth member states should not be asked to join with Britain in overcoming the last obstacles to the independence of so many emergent territories in the next few years.
The emergent lesson (which can be viewed at www.needscenter.org/about-eating), provided strategies for increasing physical activity, managing obstacles to physical education, and setting activity goals.
Although a matched vaccine (developed specifically for the emergent strain) is likely to offer the best protection, the delay in producing such a vaccine is a major obstacle.
Second, "emergent leadership.
Emergent bought the Congress.
