Sentence examples for faced more obstacles from inspiring English sources

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.

A woman who has faced more obstacles, baseless hatred and blind derision than anyone I've seen since that Civil Rights era.

According to those studies, rural residents were older [ 8], had more financial problems (lower per capita income and higher poverty rate) [ 9], were more likely to be uninsured [ 10], were less educated [ 11] and faced more obstacles when trying to access health services providers, such as longer travel distances and lack of transportation [ 12].

Caribbean participants in the study had fewer health services/providers in their pathways to care, they more often accessed FEP programmes from an inpatient admission, and they faced more obstacles in their access to specialised treatment for psychosis than the European group.

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.

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.

"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.

The use of technology in humanitarian settings has a gendered imbalance, meaning women and girls face more obstacles than men due to their gender.