Sentence examples for growing obstacles from inspiring English sources

Though it seems to be growing, obstacles like those Ivan faces are helping to keep it much smaller as a share of employment and GDP than in Western countries.

Disenchantment by many Americans with big government, along with growing obstacles from financial industry lobbyists pressing Congress not to do anything drastic, have also helped to stall his proposals.

At the same time, he will grant the hard right a figleaf of political protection for their headlong pursuit of further settlement growth, growing obstacles to a Palestinian state and the increasing potential of a one-state, apartheid reality for Israel and the Palestinians.

As the story unfolds, she discovers a wide-ranging web of corruption and faces growing obstacles.

Xi would also do well to offer some concrete steps to address the growing obstacles and discrimination that American and other foreign multinational firms have been encountering in China in recent years.

SOCHI, Russia, May 17 (Reuters) - A proposed international conference on Syria should be held as soon as possible, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said on Friday, but no date has yet been agreed for a meeting that appears to face growing obstacles.

Tolerating the presentation long enough to begin loving the product has become a growing obstacle for the tech press, and it's something marketers are trying desperately to solve.

As the fastest growing obstacle race in the Tri-State area, the City Challenge Obstacle Race hosts races in Jersey City, Hoboken, and New York City.

Vice President Cheney says Iran is a "growing obstacle to peace in the Middle East, warns of "serious consequences" if Iran doesn't give up its nuclear program.

Yet even as the allure of disarmament grows, the obstacles seem as daunting as ever.

The challenge for highway departments is to plant something that will prevent erosion -- which can undermine roads or let dirt and rocks wash onto them -- but that will not grow into obstacles that could kill someone in a car or truck that strays off the pavement.