Sentence examples for external obstacle from inspiring English sources

Things which possess an incomplete form naturally i.e., in and of themselves without an external mover tend to their completion and are prevented from reaching it only by the presence of an external obstacle.

An advantage of the current approach is that the image data acquisition is contact-free and does not place any external obstacle in the HIFU beam entrance to the treatment site.

The 2008 Baseline Survey of Education in the northern states, undertaken by the Federal Ministry of General Education, found that more than one-third of families who did not enrol children in school did so through choice, rather than because of any external obstacle.

External obstacles have such obvious, prosaic remedies: time can be found, paper purchased.

"It makes it sound like it's about overcoming external obstacles, taking a step forward," she said.

Taking my clothes off for money didn't really solve anything, but it gave me some external obstacles that passed the time.

They have gone through a rough stretch in the past hundred years, facing external obstacles (Hitler and Stalin were amateur music critics) as well as problems of their own invention ("Why doesn't anyone like our beautiful twelve-tone music?").

This said, relative to solitary self-deception, the collective variety does present greater external obstacles to avoiding or escaping self-deception, and is for this reason more entrenched.

Regional and national proximities along with external obstacles to innovation are the major drivers of SMEs to open their innovative activities (Idrissia et al. 2012).

Principle 5 Projects should be built around empowered, motivated individuals with a shared vision of success; give them the environment and support their needs, clear their external obstacles, and trust them to get the job done.

My view is that whenever someone is championing a project, be it starting a new company or running a project of any size within an organization--and pushing it through as a driving force, creatively overcoming internal and external obstacles to add value--that is entrepreneurialism.