Sentence examples for obstacle to creating from inspiring English sources
Probably the biggest obstacle to creating the airport equivalent of an E-Z Pass is doubt about its effectiveness.
A more practical obstacle to creating a health insurance system, however, is that most of the world's poor, including Rwanda's, resist what they see as the unthinkable idea of paying in advance for something they may never get.
A significant obstacle to creating metamaterials is that the size of the structures required depends upon the particular electromagnetic radiation — the smaller the wavelength, the smaller the structures must be.
If it's only a matter of custom, then Brown might find no legal obstacle to creating a genuine government of all the talents; one which included people who know far better than most politicians how to run large departments.
On the other hand, the communities say, 'Who are you to tell us who our imam should be or how he should be trained?"' Perhaps the biggest obstacle to creating the profession here in Europe is money: it is hard to make a living as an imam.
Cost, not surprisingly, is the biggest obstacle to creating a stronger market for PV-cell-based consumer products.
Those settlements remain among the biggest obstacles to creating a Palestinian state.
These elements are obstacles to creating the kind of educational environment that can fulfill the campaign's mission.
But there are also major technical obstacles to creating an entire gun on a 3-D printer, not the least of which is that a plastic gun would probably melt or explode upon firing a single bullet, making it about as likely to kill the gunman as the target.
In Rome, at a United Nations conference on hunger, developing countries pointed this week to the huge new subsidies to American farmers as one of the biggest obstacles to creating vital opportunities for their own farmers and enabling them to climb out of poverty.
What are the obstacles to creating loyalty on the Web?
