Sentence examples for introduced obstacles from inspiring English sources

But analysts say that confirmation of Germany's leadership role could push Greece and Italy to make pledges of austerity in return for European help, and could also put pressure on Finland and Slovakia, two euro-zone members that have introduced obstacles to their participation in bailouts, to support the rescues.

After its second season, I thought there was a chance it might become the next "Breaking Bad," but its penchant for awkwardly introduced obstacles and its unwillingness to evolve central components of the show mean that won't happen.

Yoshida et al. [19] extended the concept of the graspless manipulation to the motion control of humanoid robots that transport a large object, and introduced obstacle avoidance behavior to the humanoid robot while transportation [20].

Most of the corridors are not obviously demarcated pathways, but virtual trails, "protected" in the sense that builders and planners are not permitted to introduce obstacles to the animals' movements through the area.

It introduces obstacles that can significantly slow or sidetrack the scientific process.

We also introduce obstacles to the environment to add structural heterogeneity to the movement process.

The forces necessary to initiate deformation can be controlled by introducing obstacles that interfere with the smooth progress of plastic deformation.

This mode is integrated into some single-player levels where the game may instruct the player to introduce obstacles such as ramps to access later sections.

Apart from the logistical problems created by the camps' isolation, the government has introduced bureaucratic obstacles, including serious delays in providing travel authorisations and visas for aid staff.

However, the Egyptian government is so hostile to perceptions of foreign interference that it at first refused to allow the team to enter the country, and then introduced bureaucratic obstacles that the team was unable to meet.

Seeking better civil and economic opportunities, many blacks were not wholly able to escape racism by migrating to the North, where African Americans were segregated into ghettos and urban life introduced new obstacles.