Sentence examples for obstacle to effective from inspiring English sources

A major obstacle to effective study seems to be defining and measuring stress.

Simply put, the nation-state is becoming an obstacle to effective problem-solving.

The biggest obstacle to effective governance lies here – in the minds of the politicians themselves.

But in person there was still one big obstacle to effective communication; that great bungler of human expression.

Mr. Bloomberg has long made it clear that he views the teachers' contract as an obstacle to effective management.

The many differences in sales laws throughout the world are a serious obstacle to effective and smooth international trade.

Tribal ownership is found in many African countries and proves a serious obstacle to effective modern management.

Roosevelt's "inability to recognize third-world nationalism" is cited again and again, not simply as a prejudice but as an obstacle to effective policy.

Perhaps the greatest obstacle to effective economic integration and political control in both Mesoamerica and the Andes were the formidable environmental challenges posed by wildly contrasting landscapes.

But a major obstacle to effective civilian rule in Pakistan and peace with India, has been the military, which ousted Mr. Sharif in 1999.

Every country organizes the civilian and military components of its foreign policy in separate departments, but this is frequently a serious obstacle to effective policy making.