Sentence examples for more difficult obstacle from inspiring English sources

But nothing poses a more difficult obstacle than what is disguised on the menu as ma-la fried tofu.

A more difficult obstacle faced by Black Canyon, said Steven Stern, the co-senior producer, was the refusal of Barbara Lewis, one of Chamberlain's sisters, to cooperate.

Just as Republicans had predicted, Mr. Bush received an overwhelming share of the overseas ballots, which came in from military personnel and Floridians living abroad, leaving Vice President Al Gore with a far more difficult obstacle to hurdle.

• To the Editor: While it is true that high school teachers who "seek out scientists in industry and at universities to work with science fair students" have difficulty in making connections, even when they do, there is often another more difficult obstacle that they face: federal financing for university-based research.

The porous border between Syria and Turkey is not yet sealed, but turning into a much more difficult obstacle for 'fighters' from Europe to join IS in Syria and 'fighters' to move from there into Europe.

However, if we don't begin to address some of our most basic fears of getting kids outside (the 3 A's), we are unlikely to successfully tackle these more difficult obstacles.

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Mr. President, it is hard to imagine a more difficult and shocking obstacle to the realisation of human rights than the commercial sexual exploitation of children.

This race is not particularly interesting to watch, especially as it occurs six times until there are only two competitors (the loser in each does not advance to the next round) — though each successive race is made more difficult with additional obstacles, including a great swinging bar that knocks many people down.

"In the past it's been, 'We're going to try and make it more difficult, more hoops, more obstacles for women to have to jump through,' " said Tammi Kromenaker, the director of Red River Women's Clinic in Fargo.

Without judicial intervention, the three bills are scheduled to take effect Aug. 1. "In the past it's been, 'We're going to try and make it more difficult, more hoops, more obstacles for women to have to jump through or jump over,' " said Tammi Kromenaker, the director of Red River Women's Clinic in Fargo, the state's only abortion provider.