Sentence examples for immovable obstacle from inspiring English sources

Some see Mr. Sharon as the immovable obstacle.

Then he accelerated, and found out what happens when an irresistible force encounters an immovable obstacle.

The post intervened and David Raya Martin seemed to be an immovable obstacle in the Southport goal.

An effort at establishing F major as the key of the initially sunnier-sounding second movement founders on an immovable obstacle in the form of the note B-natural, after which there is a palpable shrug of defeat.

But Mr. Long, the chairman of the state Conservative Party, has emerged this year as the single most potent — and immovable — obstacle to the legalization of same-sex marriage in New York.

The interminable discussions about the campaign to secure Hindley's freedom were always wrecked on an immovable obstacle: successive Labour and Conservative home secretaries' refusal to risk the wrath of Middle England and recommend parole.

It is not clear whether it has been consigned to a backburner as more important matters come to the fore, or has run into the immovable obstacle of the TV networks being unwilling to let their content go out over the internet and have Google sell adverts against it.

In Chancellor Gerhard Schröder's long uphill battle to resuscitate the Germany economy, he has been thwarted at every step by two seemingly immovable obstacles: Germany's deeply rooted labor unions and Europe's unforgiving laws on government budgets.

But on two other proposals—joint Eurobonds to mutualise European debt, and getting the ECB to lend directly to troubled sovereigns Mr Hollande is likely to run into an immovable German obstacle.Even so, Germany will find itself more isolated.

And what if some obstacles are immovable, untransformable into anything other than obstacles?

If you come up against an obstacle, an immovable force or block, figure out a way to nimbly side-step it.