Sentence examples similar to obstacles to address from inspiring English sources

Burnett's greatest service is to tell a story that helps us understand the present-day political obstacles to addressing key environmental questions.

Participants' responses uncovered several obstacles to addressing evolution in their classrooms (M = 2.73, SD = .70).70

The scores for this sample ranged from 1.00 to 4.50; higher scores reflected more obstacles to addressing evolution in their classrooms.

That is, teachers with thorough understanding of evolution and NOS did not necessarily believe that there are fewer obstacles to addressing evolution in their classrooms.

On the other hand, teachers with thorough understanding of evolution and NOS did not necessarily believe that they have a stronger sense of self-efficacy beliefs regarding teaching evolution and that there are fewer obstacles to addressing evolution in the classroom.

There are typically two obstacles to addressing the problem and reaching resolution.

Difficulties in accessing patients with very early disease and in sampling those joints involved at clinical onset have proved to be obstacles to addressing these issues.

Despite an 11.3% increase, the clothing criterion remained the least frequently attained, but was not identified among reported obstacles to addressing sun protection at school.

From the survey data, parent related barriers were rated by MCH nurses as the main obstacles to addressing obesity prevention in routine practice, with almost two thirds of nurses considering parent's lack of recognition of child overweight, and negative responses to having child weight raised in the consultation as substantial barriers (Table  5).

We become incapable of recognising that the fundamental obstacle to addressing our global challenges is that we see enemies everywhere.

Egypt has a chronic sectarian problem, and the main obstacle to addressing it is official and popular denial that it has one.