Sentence examples for great obstacles in from inspiring English sources

The data showed that Japan was still facing great obstacles in recovering from its longest bout of anemic economic performance in the postwar years.

The Horsemen (1971), which was set in Afghanistan, had Omar Sharif as a rider who is severely injured during a game of buzkashī and overcomes great obstacles in order to continue competing and prove himself to his father.

Hailing "crucial government programs... helping individuals overcome these great obstacles in their lives," Campbell kicked off the five-day tour Wednesday in Cincinnati at Working in Neighborhoods, a nonprofit that focuses on community education, neighborhood organizing and homeownership preservation.

A former ambassador for Source Hip Hop Magazine and the iconic brand (RED) Stephanie continues to hold true to her entertainment roots as the Managing Editor of her own site "She's My Superwoman", a website dedicated to showcasing women in health, fitness, fashion, politics, entertainment and business who have overcome great obstacles in order to become the women they are today.

Here we still find great obstacles in practice, which again can be characterized by comparison to the practice of EBM.

PAGE A10 THE GREAT OBSTACLE IN LIBYA As Libyans long for change, their greatest obstacle is the country's absolute ruler, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, or Brother Leader, as he is called.

The death of al-Baghdadi, a man in whose image and reputation a huge amount of time  and effort has been invested, would be a huge symbolic loss for Isis, a great obstacle in its caliphate project, which has so thrived on success to date.

Nowadays, the absence of appropriate and validated teaching models and programs is a great obstacle in this area.

Although the used specimen was collected relatively recently and kept in a DNA-friendly preservative (not formalin as frequently used with old museum specimens), we believe that the exclusion of PCRs as facilitated by NGS (Next Generation Sequencing) removes a great obstacle in DNA sequencing of collection specimens.

"Yet she is likely to face greater obstacles in finding a job and playing an active public role in her society than do her contemporaries elsewhere," Mr. Sarbib said.

(But independent filmmakers of earlier generations faced an even harder road to recognition — and, because of the cost of film and other equipment, faced far greater obstacles in the effort to build a body of work on their own).