Sentence examples for its roadblock from inspiring English sources

What's incredible, however, is that the same ethos of cyclical change that ushered in the would-be era of liberal influence in 2008, has become its roadblock.

Every option for the Yemenis at Guantánamo seems to have its roadblocks.

Israel marked Ms. Rice's visit by agreeing to remove 50 of its roadblocks restricting travel in the West Bank.

One of its roadblocks was Heather Lawver, a Potterhead who at 14 created The Daily Prophet, a fake (now inactive) online school newspaper about all things Potter.

In a country where the path to obtaining consistent, quality mental health care is defined by its roadblocks, Tumblr's mental health communities seem to be filling in the gaps for care.

Volkswagen is trying to mash the dash into the future, but its ongoing emissions scandal remains its biggest roadblock.

The Malovan-based battalion set up its first roadblock on 26 March, and the Kupres Battalion established its own checkpoints in response the following day.

HURDLE IN PURSUIT OF KIDD The Knicks' quixotic pursuit of Jason Kidd has hit its first roadblock: Mark Cuban.

Maurice Clarett's attempt to have the National Football League's age-restriction rule struck down so that he could join the league hit perhaps its final roadblock yesterday when a federal appeals court ruled that the restriction was not an illegal restraint of trade.

But now that all of these people are beginning to experience the wonders of Google Voice, they're also running into its biggest roadblock: in order to be effective, you need everyone to start calling your new number.

But that rationale was not available for this case, an appeal by the City of Indianapolis of a federal appeals court's ruling that its drug roadblocks, which it used quite successfully for four months in 1998, amounted to a "dragnet search for criminals" that violated the Fourth Amendment.