Sentence examples for larger obstacles from inspiring English sources
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.
Ruby Walsh had last season's Supreme Novices' Hurdle winner in front from the off in this 2m1f Beginners' Chase and apart from a chancy jump at the final fence it was a perfect introduction to the larger obstacles.
Old Guard, who got no further than the first fence when sent off at odds of 1-5 for his recent chasing debut at Newton Abbot, got off the mark over the larger obstacles at the second time of asking with a hard-fought neck defeat of Imperial Presence in the Best Mate Beginners Chasee at Exeter on Tuesday.
If it's meant to complement the lidar, chances are it overlaps considerably, but is built more to identify other cars and larger obstacles.
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.
A basic and larger obstacle to distinctive writing by the justices is big government.
An even larger obstacle is institutional pride: the sense that being the initiator of a cooperative effort might signal weakness.
