Sentence examples similar to maturing obstacles from inspiring English sources
To their credit, some farsighted Chinese intellectuals are calling for changing China's "victim mentality," recognizing that it is one of the greatest obstacles to China's maturing into the global leader that it should be.
Some will be harder to crack due to regulations and regional obstacles, but we are seeing newer tech hubs like Stockholm maturing and taking on these bigger problems through innovation.
And yet, as it matures, Bumble faces the same obstacles that all dating apps face.
But I had several reservations: was I mature enough to guide a child through the obstacle course that is life?
For season three, Mack wanted the character to be given a major obstacle to overcome, something that would help the character mature.
Conversely, Mike Hussey has proven that, once fully matured, he could thrive on the toughest stage, relying on attributes that dealt with any obstacle, simply by being himself.
However, provided that the 2010 PET guidelines for trials and clinical practice are followed [ 27], this is no longer an obstacle, and hopefully the evidence for the potential of quantitative PET in oncology will mature rapidly.
Those obstacles, apart from being a woman, included the restrictive culture of postwar Japan, in which she matured and outside of which she had to establish an identity; her parents' opposition to her becoming an artist; and her mental instability.
Captains mature, players mature.
