Sentence examples for historical obstacle from inspiring English sources

His team's task is to take on a historical obstacle.

The book reported that Mr. Reid privately urged Mr. Obama, then a freshman senator, to seek the presidency in the fall of 2006 despite his limited experience and the historical obstacles to making such a run.

One of the historical obstacles against the development of Equatorial Guinean potential has to do with a concept that is very fashionable at the moment - "post-truth".

This is why essentialism has frequently been identified as one of the principal historical obstacles to accepting evolution prior to Darwin (Mayr 1982).

But the company's quest to dominate fashion has faced several historical obstacles, chief among them that people have not trusted buying apparel online out of a desire to try on the items first and that Amazon was not perceived as a "cool" brand.

Antoinette Wright, director of the DuSable Museum, has said that African American art has grown out of a need for the culture to preserve its history orally and in art due to historical obstacles to other forms of documentation.

Investigators must work to develop standardized methods and case definitions while pursuing creative approaches to overcoming historical obstacles.

Now there's the historical-behavior obstacle.

Broadway's historical virtue, and obstacle, is that a theater can only hold a small handful of people at any one time, and only if they're in New York.

Thus, Symonds suggests that age difference – in the double sense of the difference between past and present, and maturity and youth – poses an obstacle to historical knowledge.

Against this backdrop, this paper critically examines the Hong Kong ECE context, its historical development, the major obstacles to reform from both parents' and providers' perspectives, and the recent key policy developments in ECE.