Sentence examples for obstacle emerged from inspiring English sources

And a newfound obstacle emerged for Coach Bob Surace and his staff: handling success.

When work started during the Kennedy administration a legal obstacle emerged.

A bigger obstacle emerged at Alpbach's mayoral election in 2005: it was won by a candidate who had pledged to block the gondola.

That obstacle emerged as far back as a pre-trial hearing in 2009, when Judge Vaughn Walker, the federal district-court judge, questioned Charles Cooper, one of the lawyers defending Proposition 8: Walker: The last marriage that I performed, Mr. Cooper, involved a groom who was ninety-five, and the bride was eighty-three.

And finances are not the only obstacle emerging designers have to overcome.

When this type of problem is faced in an innovation pipeline, a technical obstacle emerges.

Another obstacle emerging from size of Cyprus deals with maximum output capacity.

Eunice's faith in her brothers' capacity to surmount all obstacles emerged in November 1963 when she was lunching at a restaurant with her husband.

Obstacles emerged, however, in 1989 when the Anglican Communion began to ordain women as priests and bishops and in 2003 when the Episcopal Church in the United States of America (ECUSA) consecrated V. Gene Robinson, an openly gay man, as the Anglican bishop of New Hampshire.

A Senate aide whose boss would be central in the confirmation process predicted that Ms. Napolitano's confirmation would go smoothly and quickly, assuming no obstacles emerged from a background investigation.

Many suppliers delayed investing and numerous obstacles emerged, including intellectual property battles, confrontations with privacy advocates and vendors failing to figure out ways to cut tag and reader costs as quickly as expected.