Sentence examples for obstacles in that from inspiring English sources

Jeffries's contract, which pays him $6.9 million next season, was one of the last obstacles in that pursuit.

She reported encountering a number of obstacles in that effort.

Dole later told her that she had faced another cultural obstacle in that, at the time, she wasn't married.

Janell Siegfried, a spokeswoman for Honeywell, did note that the sprinkler system idea had faced a big obstacle in that fire-code regulations were very strict and difficult to work around.

However, Hassan admits that there could be an obstacle in that people first have to download a Just Giving app to donate, which they might fear compromises their privacy.

Dan Becker, an environmental lobbyist who has spent 30 years trying to force Detroit to build cleaner and more fuel-efficient cars, said his single biggest obstacle in that time had been Mr. Dingell.

Mako was also Budge's last remaining obstacle in that man's pursuit of tennis' first Grand Slam in 1938.

A key barrier, repeatedly described by all participant groups, was the lack of student medical knowledge and experience: The nature of the medical knowledge that each one of you holds could be an obstacle in that if you don't interface with each other and supervisors it could be a problem.

Despite the substantial responses to EGFR-TKI in NSCLC patients, there is a clinical obstacle in that mutant EGFR-expressing NSCLC frequently acquires drug resistance to EGFR-TKI through secondary EGFR mutation, HGF overexpression or MET amplification, therefore limiting the efficacy of EGFR-TKI.

But there are practical obstacles in Britain that must be taken seriously.

Anyone who experiences a gap in coverage ― say, because of a lost job ― would face these obstacles in states that waive the guarantee of coverage for pre-existing conditions, while people who maintain continuous coverage wouldn't.