Sentence examples similar to it created obstacles from inspiring English sources

"When addresses aren't displayed," he said, "it creates obstacles for firefighters, E.M.T.'s and other first responders who don't have a second of extra time to spare.

Culture is the key both to short-term success and, if not managed correctly, long-term failure when it creates obstacles to innovation and change.

"The question is: is the UK ready to accept or encourage greater integration of the eurozone or is the UK distrustful of that and will it create obstacles and make it more difficult to happen?" The Financial Times (subscription) says the Lib Dems are pushing for Hong Kong-style regulations relating to bankers' bonuses.

This documentary addresses the issue of child labour in Afghanistan and identifies the causes of the problem and how it creates obstacles for the child development.

It means electrons "jump" or "tunnel" across all those carefully created obstacles.

Yet differences over substance, strategy and personality created obstacles.

At times, she created obstacles for other New Yorkers - traffic tie-ups and mob scenes.

The rulings and decisions, Shaw later wrote me, had created obstacles, but they were not insurmountable.

Intrapersonal, interpersonal, organisational and environmental factors may have facilitated participation or created obstacles for attendance [15].

The SFMTA said e-scooters created obstacles and potentially safety hazards.

Such ambivalence has created obstacles for me.