Sentence examples for fundamental obstacles to from inspiring English sources
At a high level, this reflects the fundamental obstacles to gun reform ingrained in American society.
Mr. Nishi, a former director of research at Texas Instruments, said he did not see any fundamental obstacles to manufacturing the chip that I.B.M. would not be able to overcome.
Tells about the Grand Challenges, a series of fourteen fundamental obstacles to scientific progress, such as developing vaccines that require no needles… Malaria, the world's most prevalent parasitic disease, kills as many as three million people every year-almost all of whom are under five, desperately poor, and African.
Sensitivity and resolution are the two fundamental obstacles to extending solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance to even larger protein systems.
It is looking at concepts for partially or fully automated freight vessels, and recently reported that it has "not found any fundamental obstacles to the introduction of unmanned ships".
In spite of the impressive development achieved throughout these years, especially in terms of reported power conversion efficiencies, there are still important technological and fundamental obstacles to circumvent before they can be implemented into reliable and long-lasting applications.
She applauded Davis for highlighting how it was opportunity, not talent, that was the fundamental obstacle to diversity on screen.
We become incapable of recognising that the fundamental obstacle to addressing our global challenges is that we see enemies everywhere.
This attitude, fostered by several influential Palestinian leaders, remains the most fundamental obstacle to achieving a reasonable peace agreement with Israel.
"More and more economists recognise – what we've always known – that wage depression is a fundamental obstacle to sustainable growth in our economy.
The fundamental obstacle to any legislative panacea, as Jeffrey Goldberg pointed out in a recent piece in The Atlantic, is that the genie is out of the bottle.
