Sentence examples for hardest obstacle from inspiring English sources

Technically, the hardest obstacle for Inamo was allowing two people to use a mouse at the same time on a computer, something its lead software developer Bernard Sumption calls "pretty surely a world first".

Fitting the electronics that make Hush "smart" into an in-ear device comfortable enough to be slept with was definitely the hardest obstacle to overcome.

We developed patience (and this I think it is the hardest obstacle to overcome, but piano piano I have an excellent coach) became fearless, more confident and sure that a relationship per sé is put into place only to support, listen and learn from one another to become better people.

I could never do that!" Of course these people can't do a pull-up, don't have the strength or endurance to run an obstacle course, nor will they ever get the chance to participate in the hardest obstacle competition in North America.

The council said moving from petrol cars to cheaper technologies such as electric vehicles would prove "one of the hardest obstacles to overcome" in efforts to decarbonise global energy use.

This skill has translated well into my professional career, and I am constantly relying on a deep internal drive to push me through even the hardest obstacles.

When it comes to personal changes from breaking habits or recovering or even solving problems in relationships, change can be one of the hardest obstacles anyone faces.

Joyce describes in great detail how to teach yourself to have relentless determination to overcome the hardest obstacles one can ever imagine.

Women themselves were, on many occasions, the hardest obstacles to be overcome.

In these circumstances, women themselves were, on many occasions, some of the hardest obstacles to be overcome, considering that the housework seemed to them more than sufficient without adding further work, such as going up to work on the uplands.

It's a hard obstacle to overcome".