Sentence examples for obstacles that face from inspiring English sources

Mr Rossel courts foreign investors enthusiastically, but shows little understanding of the obstacles that face them.

In the MC Fellowship Association, we are carrying out projects aimed at recognising the career obstacles that face those who undertake MC fellowships, and we hope we can be instrumental in changing them.

Given the obstacles that face her, a sweep by Mrs. Clinton on Tuesday is one outcome that could, to borrow a phrase from Mr. Obama, change the world, or at least begin to.

But while Ms Cafferkey will receive state-of-the-art care, the rudimentary health system in Sierra Leone – badly hit by the loss of doctors and nurses to Ebola – is just one of myriad obstacles that face survivors in countries that even prior to the outbreak were already among the world's poorest.

Some objections point to obstacles that face any attempt to understand human cultures empirically.

These are words that power a struggle and speak to the internal processes that attracted so many to take part, as well as the issues that drive it and the obstacles that face it.

The biggest obstacles that faced Latinos centred on education, politics, demographics, economics, and immigration.

Evidence from the study of Belwal et al. (2012) reveals that the unavailability of the suitable marketplace for products is an obstacle that faces women to acquire market-related skills.

Dodge also struggled to convince Blair of the obstacles that would face anyone who occupied Iraq.

The Republican party's descent into civil war has revived Democratic hopes of an improbable treble by winning the presidency, House and Senate, allowing Hillary Clinton to pursue an aggressive agenda without the obstacles that have faced Barack Obama.

Canadian politicians have also balked at consolidation across the banking and insurance sectors much like the obstacles that had faced U.S. banks under the Glass-Steagall Act.