Sentence examples for obstacle over from inspiring English sources

But simple discrimination seems to have become a relatively smaller obstacle over the last few decades, while socioeconomic disadvantage has become a larger one.

SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook on Friday confronted a new obstacle over what to do with one of its most vital assets — pictures.

Perry is expecting England to offer a similarly tough obstacle over the coming weeks where she anticipates an "evenly fought contest", with the two sides roughly "on par".

The weather has been a regular obstacle over the course of the five days and proved so again on Sunday, despite Bangladesh being unable to avoid the follow-on.

Russia's foreign minister, Sergey V. Lavrov, who collaborated with Secretary of State John Kerry to push for the chemical weapons agreement and the peace talks, expressed some frustration on Wednesday, suggesting that Saudi Arabia in particular was posing a new obstacle over its unhappiness that the United States had dropped a threat to attack Mr. Assad's forces.

Now, with the N.B.A. season rapidly approaching — the preseason is already underway; the first official whistles blow on October 25th — Lin will offer his darting style, as well as a new, more leaderly personal carriage, to a team whose main obstacle over the past half decade or so has been the impatience, impulsiveness, and incompetence of its enigmatic Russian owner, Mikhail Prokhorov.

They will face the same obstacles all over again.

Better pacing is a necessary component in overcoming obstacles over the course of a career, as is making sure the right people are in place.

The laboratory would bring about a radical improvement in radio astronomy, since its investigations of outer space would no longer be hampered by the atmospheric obstacles over Earth.

Those adventures turn out, luckily for us, to be misadventures, the amazing journey of marriage a road strewn with obstacles over which Michael and Pauline stumble.

David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, a business lobby group, forecast that the speed of the recovery would be "somewhat slower" and that "our exporters will face obstacles over the year ahead".