Sentence examples for extra obstacles from inspiring English sources

Professor Schuck suggests that universities should not "place extra obstacles" before laws that were "duly enacted".

There were also extra obstacles on the river: some two dozen barges, anchored as part of the five-year, $3.9 billion project to replace the Tappan Zee Bridge.

In the end, I graduated in 2015 with a first, very much in spite of the extra obstacles I had experienced.

But its advocates call the critical habitat provisions vital in setting aside areas necessary for the species' recovery as well as their protection, and suggest that any extra obstacles to development are well worth the costs.

The film has invented some extra obstacles for Glass: it is snowing throughout, even though in real life his trek took place between August and October; the Arikara track him and chase him into a tree; he has to hollow out a dead horse to make himself a sleeping bag.

Swales (1996) defines "occluded genre" as genres with limited/no open access to the public and this feature adds extra obstacles for prospective writers outside particular discourse communities.

That creates an extra obstacle for hackers.

However, a marginal enhancement is also observed in frictional factor due to providing an extra obstacle along the duct length with arched shaped design in the flow field.

Japanese automakers face an extra obstacle here: lingering resentment about Japanese atrocities during World War II, when the Japanese army occupied large areas of China.

"Their difficulties at the moment in English competitions could be an extra obstacle for us," Mazzarri said, adding: "We can get a result, though only if we are at our best.

This might seem like signing up for an extra obstacle, but additional iterations mean that executives and other stakeholders are likely to be more convinced of an idea's merits.