Sentence examples for modern obstacles from inspiring English sources

Digital culture has hardly helped, adding revenge porn, trolls and stranger-shaming to the list of uncomfortable modern obstacles.

Instead, it conducts crucial and timely research that assists pastoral communities - unique, self-aware, and always adapting - with contributing to influential scholarly debates and flourishing in spite of modern obstacles.

True monogamy requires effort, especially with all of the modern obstacles to commitment.

Her first novel was "The Modern Obstacle", printed in 1904.

Despite the best intentions of patients and doctors (and no shortage of needles and syringes), the shingles vaccine has failed to take hold, in large part because of the most modern of obstacles.

A bit like "chuggers" in the street, or the ass-hats who knock on your door demanding you change broadband supplier, Nev's employees add to the modern-day obstacle course of the everyday person who just wants to be left alone.

But with modern technology, these obstacles become increasingly minute.

But the generals should stop and think: in modern history such immense obstacles have never been overcome by violence.

This long poem is also experimental in a different way — one that may pose significant obstacles for modern readers and creates, I think, an internal dissonance or instability within the work that may help explain why Tolkien never finished it.

The status of their enlistment made little difference against the artillery, machine-gun fire, and wire obstacles of modern industrial warfare at any rate.

For the computation of a single interval, there are, of course, no obstacles with modern computer power.