Sentence examples for obstacles have grown from inspiring English sources
But with each new generation of technology, the obstacles have grown more imposing, and the cost of surmounting them is going up, not down.
The obstacles we face have grown more formidable.
Throughout the past 10 to 20 years, despite many obstacles, worldwide wind and solar energy generation have grown exponentially, at more than 24 and 33 percent per year, respectively.
Though the number of days until the Broadway opening of "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" has recently grown longer, the obstacles faced by that long-in-the-works musical have grown fewer by one.
Despite that obstacle, I/I polo has grown by more than 30 percent since 2010, having added 25 new teams, including club teams at the University of Miami, Texas State and Virginia Tech.
As touchy-feely as this might seem, education has grown into an unavoidable obstacle to co-existence, for it misinforms perceptions across the lines of conflict.
By David K. Shipler November 20, 2015 Among Palestinian and Israeli teen-agers, education has grown into an unavoidable obstacle to co-existence.
The largest obstacle is a human resources crisis that has grown out of proportions, even compared to other low-income countries.
As our company has grown, I've learned about the obstacles that women in business face, from balancing work and family (my greatest challenge) to securing financing.
