Sentence examples for larger obstacle from inspiring English sources

A larger obstacle, however, to the implementation of extracurricular and technology programs is the usual lack of funds.

And there's a larger obstacle looming, which threatens her whole way of life: the Dominican government's new efforts to "regularize" migration between the two countries.

A larger obstacle is the crucible of competition: the pressure can be intense, and the mind and body have to be reconditioned.

That, when taken together with the lack of the classical separation of public powers, and the enforced weakness of China's media, is obviously a much larger obstacle on the road to open, good government.

But the larger obstacle may be the widespread perception across the Continent that a political Rubicon has been crossed, and that divisions will not be bridged easily, or soon.

Afterward, Mr. Romney's advisers said privately that they hoped the speech would help him with his other, arguably larger, obstacle: lingering questions about the firmness of his convictions given his shifting positions and tone on issues like abortion, gay rights and gun control over the years.

He was to gain two more victories over timber before switching to the larger obstacles.

The contretemps at Polytech, while extreme, is an example of larger obstacles within the district.

Make the point that the child who can overcome cuts and mild abrasions is a child who can later overcome larger obstacles like unrequited love or cilantro.

If it's meant to complement the lidar, chances are it overlaps considerably, but is built more to identify other cars and larger obstacles.

"It is true, immigration rules are a large obstacle".