Sentence examples for larger roadblocks from inspiring English sources
A failure to preserve Syria's vital academic capital would place even larger roadblocks on the path to peace and stability in the years to come.
Later the same year, the arrest of Alan Gross – who was freed this week as part of the choreographed US-Cuba thaw – became a larger roadblock to rapprochement.
An even larger roadblock is the nature of the space itself.
Today, as the country moves toward democracy and opens up to the world, its barely functioning universities are one of the largest roadblocks to development.
[C11.] Spanish Approval of European Energy Merger Expected The Spanish government is nearly certain to approve Gas Natural's 22.5 billion euro ($27.2 billion) hostile takeover of Endesa, executives involved in the discussions say, removing one of the largest roadblocks to the creation of a new European power giant.
The decision puts another large roadblock in front of AT&T, the nation's second-largest wireless phone company, in its effort to buy T-Mobile, the fourth-largest carrier.
Nonetheless, Parker makes his share of jaw-dropping plays, like the one Wednesday night, late in the first half, as he angled in for a layup and a large roadblock appeared.
In a tense neighborhood near the airport, where a few days ago Qaddafi loyalists had remained at large, there were now roadblocks manned by rebel fighters.
For all the efforts at perpetuating the litigation, legal experts said that the outlines of a potential settlement were now clear in light of the appeals decision, although there were some large political and legal roadblocks confronting Microsoft.
The police searched people for large amounts of cash at roadblocks.
