Sentence examples for entrenched obstacles from inspiring English sources

He lamented, however, that the electoral system entrenched obstacles.

We honor that legacy — that demonstrates that the forces of hope and love of country are strong enough to overcome even our most deeply entrenched obstacles — by resolving to carry it forward, by rejecting appeals to prejudice and division in our time, and by drawing on the hopes and dreams that bind us.

Tackling entrenched obstacles including corruption is part of that initiative.

Trained as a sociologist, Professor Ohlin helped illuminate sociological conditions that gave rise to crime, chief among them poverty and the entrenched obstacles to upward mobility that many poor people face.

Being in a same-sex public relationship is now possible thanks to a history of brave activists who made equality possible; activists who continue to face entrenched oppression and obstacles.

The slow pace shows how entrenched the obstacles are.

Britain might have to seek fresh export markets outside the EU as the euro crisis was now facing such entrenched political obstacles that it could be impossible to resolve, he warned.

In our newly released report, A Consortium Approach to Transit Data Interoperability, RMI presents the current barriers to data interoperability, a set of best practices for data publication, near-term solutions to overcome some barriers, and a framework to tackle entrenched industry obstacles.

The author outlines the entrenched cultural obstacles that bar girls from the classroom and highlights programmes that have successfully overcome barriers to girls' education.

However, 'interventions will never be simple to do when vested interests stand to lose profits from them' (36), a point recently reaffirmed by the Lancet Commission on Investing in Health that acknowledged the difficulties in addressing societal determinants of health where 'complex and entrenched political obstacles exist', and where effects 'will not be realised for a long period' (54).

What more needs to shift before world leaders can overcome the obstacle of entrenched climate dissonance?