Sentence examples for massive roadblock to from inspiring English sources

It would be a massive roadblock to a global deal".

"The small-state stranglehold on the Senate," he writes, "is not merely a bump in the road; it is a massive roadblock to fairness that can and does stop all progressive traffic..

Unfortunately, Apple wants to be one massive roadblock in the company's path to success.

"There is this desire to grow Wikipedia in parts of the world," he said, adding that "if we don't have a more generous and expansive citation policy, the current one will prove to be a massive roadblock that you literally can't get past.

Activists who want the U.S. to do our part must confront a massive roadblock: the Republican majority in the House, Senate and many statehouses.

While many industry groups, including the Postal Regulatory Commission, have recommended that the health care payments -- the result of a congressional mandate passed in 2006, before the Postal Service's problems started -- be reduced to alleviate the burden, there is one massive roadblock: the federal budget.

For Jose Aguiluz and many other "DREAMers" like him, undocumented immigrants who came to the US under the age of 16, it was as if a massive roadblock had been removed.

But there's at least one massive roadblock between reality and Shostack's desired future: the computer security industry is not in the business of openness, it is in the business of fear.

VICE News continues its coverage of the protests in Caracas against Nicolas Maduro's government, where opposition leaders organized a massive roadblock in the center of the city.

The region of Thessaly in the north-east of Greece is not only known for its cattle farms, but also for massive roadblock protests set up by farmers on a yearly basis, which end up disrupting the traffic on the national motorway for days.

The state's attempt to start work on a planned garbage dump on a nearby hillside in December caused locals to set fire to construction vehicles and erect massive roadblocks on a highway that bypasses the town and runs to the capital.