Sentence examples for even bigger obstacles from inspiring English sources

But the Guggenheim faces even bigger obstacles.

In agriculture, certification may face even bigger obstacles.

"A European fiscal union raises even bigger obstacles than this — abandoning budget sovereignty — and writing off official debt would be fraught with legal and political obstacles".

But the Bush administration has balked over the recent choice to head Panama's parliament of a politician whom it accuses of killing an American in 1992.The FTA with Colombia faces even bigger obstacles.

An even bigger obstacle was the goal of the plan.

The bureaucratic psyche may be an even bigger obstacle.

An even bigger obstacle is Mr. Netanyahu's right-wing government, hellbent on territorial expansion.

China, eager to buy ever more oil from Iran, is an even bigger obstacle.

Devolution requires more people to pay attention.An even bigger obstacle to a stronger Welsh state is its weak economy.

And with Dell's evolution into consumer electronics, the site's computer focus seemed an even bigger obstacle to future sales growth.

An even bigger obstacle, however, is that gene therapy, a technology that is still unproven, would be needed to slip light-switch genes into a patient's nerve cells.