Sentence examples for increased obstacles from inspiring English sources

And while acknowledgment of the issue varies from team to team and player to player, doctors say light-eyed athletes who frequently participate in day games — particularly baseball players — face increased obstacles, and even future health risks, as they repeatedly battle the sun.

In recent years, as Republicans have cut back benefits, and increased obstacles to coverage, TAA has benefitted only a tiny fraction of workers directly affected by trade.

Separately, California regulators are investigating whether Anthem and Blue Shield of California violated state law in connection with inaccurate provider lists and increased obstacles to obtaining timely care.

The number of migrants and refugees and the increased obstacles on the way to western Europe are creating an exceptionally strong demand for alternative ways of crossing into Austria and then Germany.

Stress combined with all of the above factors ― poverty, location and lack of access to jobs that provide employee insurance ― result in increased obstacles for pregnant women and new moms, which directly affects infants.

But increasing obstacles have made its work more difficult.

They are also meeting increasing obstacles in some countries.

Nurse-managed health centers face increasing obstacles to financial viability.

Over the past year, it says, increasing obstacles have threatened its work.

In a familiar paradox, the wealthy, the young, and the healthy have relatively easy access to health care, and the poor, the old, and the very sick confront increasing obstacles to medical treatment.

"My 'postdocalypse now' post is a cautionary tale of expectations versus reality that I think is common among a lot of academic trainees," Perlstein said, referring to his provocatively titled blog post that laments the increasing obstacles for life-science students in the chase for tenure.