Sentence examples for found obstacles from inspiring English sources

While inspecting each other's businesses, the companies found obstacles to a combination that made the deal too risky and expensive, Aveva said.

Manhattan, for example, has no private transfer stations, and the study found obstacles to installing transfer stations in that borough, because the four locations considered there were too small or too close to parks.

Yet other studies found obstacles to developing collaboration such as the remuneration system, differences in medical practice and service delivery and lack of knowledge concerning existing services [ 11, 16].

Löfvander and Dyhr, as well as Brunvatne found obstacles in the doctor-patient relationship caused by communication problems and divergence in expectations about the organization of care, especially the role of the doctor as expert and the degree to which the patient is a partner in health care (4, 5).

The Western firms that some of them imitated find obstacles in their way in China.

The Democrats may find obstacles to delivering their message on television from a surprising source -- their own speakers.

Mr. Gabriel self-consciously set himself limits and conditions because, he said, he finds obstacles more helpful than complete freedom.

Of course, you can always find obstacles to keep people apart, but that doesn't mean you should, because the price those characters pay in credibility is too high.

The film stars Julianne Moore as critically ill New Jersey detective Laurel Hester, who finds obstacles in her path after trying to leave her pension benefits to domestic partner Stacie Andree, played by Ellen Page.

During the 1970s, Chris Argyris, a business theorist at Harvard Business School (and now, at 89, a professor emeritus) began to research what happens to organizations and people, like Mr. Chang, when they find obstacles in their paths.

But good planning also finds obstacles ahead.