Sentence examples for immediate obstacles from inspiring English sources

Along with getting unanimity, more immediate obstacles could trip up the agreement.

This week there are a couple of more immediate obstacles to overcome.

And while Juárez's violence gave women every incentive to secure their children a U.S. passport, they still had to contend with the immediate obstacles of the border.

The Russian proposal faces immediate obstacles because the United States controls the movement, through licensing agreements, of nuclear fuels now powering most of the reactors operating overseas.

For God's sake, how?" Perhaps the two most immediate obstacles to Britain's extricating itself from the Irish quagmire in the near future are John Major's tentative majority in Parliament and an unwillingness simply to abandon the Protestant majority of Ulster.

But they face immediate obstacles, including Mr. Obama's focus on his own re-election, a shift of donations toward the new majority, and the temptation for some Democratic veterans to retire rather than wage a comeback fight.

The most immediate obstacle to Brexit is judicial.

The most immediate obstacle, as Mr. Bloomberg himself noted, was the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.

For professional women, a more immediate obstacle may be the rising cost of domestic help.

The most immediate obstacle to talks is an apparent standoff between Mr. Karzai and the Taliban.

He found an immediate obstacle to punishing the profligate district attorneys.