Sentence examples for great obstacles of from inspiring English sources
As Tom Konchalski, the Queens-based Rebbe of scholastic recruiting via his High School Basketball Insider, said, "One of the great obstacles of long-term success is the cancer of early success".
Yet they are also lands confronted by the greatest odds -- overwhelming ignorance, internal tensions and strife, and great obstacles of climate and geography.
"After Tiller" Examines the steadfastness in the face of great obstacles of the only four American doctors who continue to provide late-term abortions after the murder of Dr. George Tiller.
These mighty influential manufacturing aristocrats are in many cases the great obstacles to the improvement of the manufactures by means of the smaller, but more skilful producers, who are now quite shut out from competition by the privileged monopolists.
In recent days, defense officials have been talking of a drawn-out campaign, and of great obstacles to finding Mr. bin Laden.
That presages what Americans might reasonably expect of a Clinton presidency: seriousness of purpose and relentless commitment, even in the face of great obstacles, to achievements in the public interest.
Here in the District of Columbia, the capital of the wealthiest nation on Earth, poverty remains one of the great obstacles to student success in elementary, secondary and collegiate education.
But the mixture of religion and politics was a great obstacle for the propagation of the Greco-Oriental mysteries in the Mediterranean world.
Lack of data on the disease epidemiology is a great obstacle to improve quality of care.
And he hardly considers the greatest obstacle of all: the land on which the poor squat and work is usually owned by someone else -- whether government or private landlords.
