Sentence examples for obstacle in gaining from inspiring English sources
For the Savannah police, the biggest obstacle in gaining the community's trust is the city's history.
Palestinian citizens of Israel face significant legal obstacles in gaining access to this land for agriculture, residence, or commercial development.
Despite the backing of his home state, Pierce faced obstacles in gaining the nomination, as he had not held elective office in a decade, and lacked the front-runners' national reputation.
For those who have yet to discover the world of the Spartan, it is among a variety of obstacle course races gaining in popularity today, along with races like the Tough Mudder, The Urbanathlon and The Extreme Wolverine Challenge.
Mullah Muttawakil is believed to have viewed Mr. bin Laden's presence in Afghanistan as an obstacle to gaining international acceptance for the Taliban, according to a person close to the Taliban leadership who knows Mullah Muttawakil well.
The inability of endometriotic epithelial cells to survive in vitro is an obstacle to gaining a better understanding of the biology of this disease.
The stochastic nature and the lack of reliable methodology for the detection of very subtle changes in biological systems expected after LDR exposures have been a serious obstacle to gaining a complete understanding of the LDR effects.
And Slade does have a plan in this episode to get off the island, and Oliver becomes a bit of an obstacle in trying to gain that objective.
However, initial efforts to involve students in research using Agincourt HDSS data revealed obstacles to gaining access to and then analyzing information from this complex data system.
Greenwood hopes to overcome these obstacles by gaining the support of President George W. Bush.
Previous studies in many underdeveloped or poor rural areas of China have shown that expensive user fees, long travelling distances or a lack of transportation were the most important obstacles to gaining access to available prenatal care [ 28, 29].
