Sentence examples for obstacle of having from inspiring English sources

This remains a fiercely Democratic state, and Ms. Lingle, as she acknowledged in an interview, will have to overcome the considerable obstacle of having Mr. Obama, who was born in Honolulu, at the top of the ticket.

Whether you're drawn in by the allure of a cheap night or the idea of meeting new people without the obstacle of having to talk over the newest hit song played as loud as possible, happy hour has something for everyone and is truly becoming a hit among people everywhere.

Furthermore, there is still the obstacle of having to find the device.

The GWAS that first found the association between BCL11A and HbF overcame the obstacle of having a small sample size by taking subjects from the extremes of HbF distribution scale [ 34].

If anyone could write a book that would overcome the obstacles of having to be read on a computer screen, Stephen King should be the one, given his unusual gift for storytelling and his almost universal popularity.

"It was this huge obstacle in terms of having to traverse Lower Manhattan," said Iris Weinshall, the city transportation commissioner.

This removes the obstacle of you having to pick a room to join (a big problem with chat room as they grew).

I would have had my partner and my confidant to help me with the obstacles of life instead of having to face them alone.

Beyond our own social mobility, one of the greatest "privileges" (and responsibilities) of having fewer obstacles is empowering people who have many.

In other words, they not only emphasize the role of individual-level pursuit and the individual ability to create new ventures but they also look at institutional obstacles of NSoE, having influence on venture pursuing individuals.

Australia, a country handed as many gifts as obstacles of nature, has always made the most sense when the paradoxes are most keenly felt.