Sentence examples for massive obstacles from inspiring English sources
A truce has been declared by rival sides around the impact site, but international investigators still face massive obstacles.
And he still seems to believe he can overcome the massive obstacles to getting closer to Europe, which his own errors of policy have created, and save what he used to see as his place in history.
Peel's development director Lindsey Ashworth said: "This is a well-deserved reward and justice for all those who never gave up supporting this scheme … English Heritage together with the World Heritage Body Unesco put up massive obstacles to prevent this development proposal getting permission.
Any distributor that wants to compete with SABMiller's network has massive obstacles in getting working capital, bank loans and trade credit.
Not even the Clinton Administrations 1996 commission on health care could vault over the massive obstacles posed by consolidating insurance companies, managed health care initiatives and Medicare regulation.
First, it's hard to pick up your bag and leave everything and everyone you know, particularly given that, in the U.S., there are some massive obstacles to overcome, beginning with immigration.
He said the "non-existence" of the rule of law in Russia was a massive obstacle to the country's modernisation.
"Dvořák presents a massive obstacle," Nejedlý wrote in 1913, "which any young Czech musician must remove from his path if he is to make progress".
The Yankees are getting a first-hand glimpse of a massive obstacle they may have to overcome if they are going to win their fourth consecutive World Series in October, and they look overwhelmed.
A barrier of this kind provides additional security for the occupants of a building without disrupting the functionality of the interior with a massive obstacle.
Technology is busily transforming lives all around the globe even as you read this but a dearth of reliable electricity is a massive obstacle even in major cities, much less faraway villages.
