The part of the sentence "face more obstacles" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to indicate that something or someone is encountering new challenges or difficulties. For example: Despite their hard work and dedication, the team will now face more obstacles as they work to reach their goals.
They begin a mad scramble to get all their paperwork in order, only to face more obstacles.
Among the resistance such fathers face is the view that children in single-parent households face more obstacles in life.
While many artists are able to travel abroad for shows, they face more obstacles to visiting the United States.
The experience of the company here, though, shows that economic development and foreign investment face more obstacles than security alone.
It just requires realising that somebody with equal talent but less wealth and opportunity might face more obstacles than you — obstacles, dare I say it, more substantial than having a posh accent.
Because women face more obstacles and discrimination in the labor market, "marrying a man with good income prospects is a woman's main route to the one percent," write Jill Yavorsky (University of North Carolina-Charlotte), Lisa Keister (Duke), Yue Qian (University of British Columbia) and Michael Nau (Ohio State University) in an analysis just released in American Sociological Review.
But, even with enough songs for an album, he faced more obstacles: no money to produce it and no band.
If the man who killed 12 people and shot dozens more in a packed Colorado movie theater last week had tried to carry out his scheme in a different state, or at an earlier time, he would have faced more obstacles.
"How can I have joy after a whipping like that?" It looks as if Smith faces more obstacles in trying to balance his season of milestones with a losing one for the Cowboys.
But women faced more obstacles than did male researchers in the same position, which put them at a disadvantage, say the authors of the work, published1 on the preprint server BioRxiv on 10 March.
A woman who has faced more obstacles, baseless hatred and blind derision than anyone I've seen since that Civil Rights era.
