Sentence examples for no more obstacles from inspiring English sources
After this vote we are hoping for a better future, no more fear, no more obstacles".
In 1999, he embraced free markets and globalisation, flamboyantly proclaiming that "no more obstacles between human beings are accepted.
"I think that if the stars align and if everything goes as planned, there should be no more obstacles," Mr. Miller said.
Barry Diller, the chief executive of IAC/InterActiveCorp, said he sees no more obstacles to impede the spin-offs of the Internet conglomerate.
No more obstacles like inconvenience or cost, or even the stigma of seeking help.
An important observation in the last sub-pictures of both figures is that the track became static and the robot chose not to use the A* or its modified version, due to the fact that there were no more obstacles around or near it.
But the Channel was breached nearly 100 years ago, when Bleriot flew across it, in 1909, and the development of air transport has made it an obstacle no more imposing than a hopscotch court chalked on the pavement.
Even if it could, there is as yet no electricity.Plenty more obstacles exist to reviving business in Afghanistan.
But, even with enough songs for an album, he faced more obstacles: no money to produce it and no band.
No western country places more obstacles on voters and for third-party challengers.
They were Baptists — their great-great-grandfather Chad Brown had been baptized by Roger Williams soon after Brown's arrival in Providence, in 1638 — and, until their generation, Baptists had regarded Biblical and classical learning as no more than obstacles to the direct experience of God.
