Sentence examples for obstacles face from inspiring English sources

What obstacles face abolitionists?

Even the brightest who can overcome these obstacles face another: financing.

Still, serious obstacles face the proposed European legislation, and enactment is far from certain.

TWO big obstacles face the reform-minded Italian government, headed by Matteo Renzi: a mistrust of competition and selection, and a fear of change that may worsen existing problems, like nepotism.

Russia is moving in the right direction, but will it take five months or five years?" The same obstacles face European companies investing here, but many of them have the advantage of long experience and contacts stretching back to Soviet times, especially companies from nations like Sweden that were neutral in the cold war.

Yet according to a new study, jointly launched today by the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET), the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), multiple obstacles face ethnic minority girls in Viet Nam as they attempt to transition from primary to lower secondary school.

Huge obstacles faced Euromaidan investigators, the international panel said.

Elizabeth Kolbert commented on the obstacles facing climate-change legislation.

The talk of this new decade is less about the obstacles faced by women than it is about the obstacles faced by mothers.

We talked for a while about the obstacles facing the government.

Despite the injuries, the illnesses and the obstacles facing them, the Bulls somehow remained confident.