Sentence examples for great stumbling blocks from inspiring English sources

"I think that it has been public that one of the great stumbling blocks is that the House is not interested in funding the doctors and nurses and space that the VA needs," Sanders said.

That judgment was a great stumbling block for Hockney.

The great stumbling block is the same as ever – Gordon Brown.

Any political strategist would tell me that it's electoral suicide to speak so strongly and decisively against the "white moderates" that Martin Luther King Jr. castigated in his Letter from a Birmingham Jail as "the Negro's great stumbling block in his stride toward freedom".

"This bypasses perhaps the greatest stumbling block in the quest for a socially acceptable male contraceptive," the scientists wrote.

The perception among customers that what Hello Fresh offers is an alternative to shopping and not an occasional one-off treat is the greatest stumbling block, says Drake.

The New Yorker, January 8 , 1938P. 13 Gender of French words is greatest stumbling block of New York merchants in search of elegance.

By Benjamin Graham, Sophy Boyer, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 8 , 1938P. 13 Gender of French words is greatest stumbling block of New York merchants in search of elegance.

Unfortunately, that $300m doesn't secure you a bullpen – LA are ranked 13 of 15 NL teams in ERA, with the relief core representing the teams greatest stumbling block.

The youthfulness that leaders like Ambani claim as the country's great competitive advantage could turn out to be the greatest stumbling block to Indian development and make it an also-ran to China.

If and when the shooting stops, the "right of return" in all its complexity is bound to be the greatest stumbling block on the road to a permanent peace.