Sentence examples for extensive obstacles from inspiring English sources

For the second the solution is much cheaper and, until recently, far more visibly effective: a "virtual private network" (VPN), a software service that tunnels through the government's extensive obstacles to content it dislikes.Selling air purifiers remains a growth industry in China, but the VPN business is in trouble.

Since the front line had changed very little since the blockade was established, the German forces had built a dense defensive network of strong points, interconnected by trenches and protected by extensive obstacles and interlocking artillery and mortar fire.

"This was the first time that we encountered an extensive obstacle to our progress," Nicholson said on Friday.

Crocodile Crossing at the St . Augustine Alligator Farm& Zoological Park gives you two options -- the 45-minute short course or the 90-minute long course -- with each offering an extensive aerial obstacle course and several opportunities to zip line over the wildlife enclosures.

The city thus prospered, and the 2nd and 3rd centuries ce were the great age of Palmyra and its extensive trading activities, despite obstacles that interrupted caravan trade with the East, and also in the face of instability around the Roman-controlled Mediterranean.

We conclude that the pinning of ordinary dislocations and anomalous mechanical behaviour in γ-TiAl must be attributed to a combination of extrinsic obstacles and extensive cross-slip in a crystal containing impurities.

This paper provides a detailed description of the quantitative (spectral-based)approach for assessing soil properties, using the reflectance radiation across the sun 's illumination range along with an extensive discussion of the obstacles (and their possible solutions)preventing this approach from being a pure laboratory equivalent.

The apparent success of existing structures creates real obstacles for extensive curriculum reform, and several members of our biology department quite reasonably argued for incremental change, rather than transformation of our curriculum.

Whether antiviral treatment is necessary for ALF caused by severe acute hepatitis B needs further extensive studies, but the obstacle is big because a randomized trial in the setting of severe acute hepatitis B seems unethical.

A computational tool to solve this important problem needs to address many obstacles emerging from extensive allelic variation and sequence similarity between genes present at the CYP2D locus.

This is believed to be the biggest obstacle to more extensive application of DDA.