Sentence examples for obstacles in making from inspiring English sources

Consumers and operators have faced these and other obstacles in making cellphone number transfers, which became compulsory in the European Union on July 25.

The large potential for energy saving by cogeneration and trigeneration in the building sector is scarcely exploited due to a number of obstacles in making the investments attractive.

"What are they going to do, borrow more money from Major League Baseball to pay their legal fees?" Anthony Sabino, a law professor at St . Johns University, said that at trial, each side would face obstacles in making its case.

That is often hard to demonstrate, Rothstein says, suggesting Anversa and Leri may face obstacles in making their case.

However, their slow trap-limited diffusion process and short effective diffusion length of electrons are big obstacles in making more efficient cells.

Since most Chinese companies large enough to pursue global aspirations have some connection to the government in its capacity as financier, customer or tax authority, they face similar political obstacles in making headline-grabbing international investments.

"I think he's raising a question as to whether or not tenure has become an obstacle in making sure we have the best possible teachers in our classrooms," Mr. Coles said.

However, Bangle acknowledges one big obstacle in making cars with such distinctly turned angles; as with true sculpture, light and shadow plays better in some colors than others.

The opposition and reaction of the medical organized medicine to the CLSC project was a major obstacle in making CLSC the point of entry into the system.

Both depend on invention and imagination; just as the studio director doesn't deserve extra credit for the vast toolbox employed, the independent director doesn't deserve it for the obstacles overcome in making the film.

Obstacles remain in making a wine market transparent enough for financial trading (though a wine exchange called the London International Vintners Exchange, or Liv-Ex, launched in 1999, is looking to rectify that).